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[citation needed]

• apunic 13y ago
  I can confirm this. All web projects I worked on which were minimalistic, clean and well designed had less stickiness (page impression count to visits) compared to sites stuffed with content, pics, links, extra widgets here and there.
  • justincormack 13y ago
    That could just mean people found what they wanted.
• henryl 13y ago
  Oldies but goodies... I save these links to remind myself pretty and minimal doesn't necessarily mean better. http://www.mrgreen.am/affiliate-marketing/the-ugly-truth/ http://www.mrgreen.am/affiliate-marketing/the-ugly-truth/ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1338459 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1338459
• kansface 13y ago
  No citation is needed for an unactionable assertion. Do you really believe in the entire history of every web page ever, this is untrue? The statement was more or less tantamount to use metrics to make decisions.
  • knieveltech 13y ago
    So you're saying you don't have any numbers to back that up?
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