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Our emphasis on practical experimentation means we're always discovering ways to create better online experience. This section of our site is about sharing our learnings.

Book Review: Web Form Design by Luke Wroblewski

Posted on November 27th, 2008 by Hurol Inan [No Comments]

No one likes filling out forms. But the forms are the most important element of any website. They are the single point of failure in the conversion process.

It costs a fortune to get a customer to decide to take an action online. Don’t frustrate and loose them at the last minute with poorly designed web forms. Read More

Google Analytics takes it to the next level

Posted on November 27th, 2008 by Jack McIntyre [No Comments]

Google has just taken analytics to the next level, with the launch of powerful new segmentation and custom reporting tools.

The free web analytics solution is now more attractive than ever, giving users the ability to conduct extremely detailed analysis to extract a better return on their online investment. Read More

E-consultancy Web Analytics Buyers Guide 2008

Posted on November 27th, 2008 by Hurol Inan [No Comments]

Looking for guidance on which web analytics vendor your business needs? Or are you interested in the comparisons between the UK and Australian markets?

The annual Web Analytics Buyers Guide 2008 from E-consultancy is now available for purchase. With its in-depth vendor profiles and market analysis, it helps you to put things in perspective when making buying decisions. Read More

Does your site need a search engine?

Posted on November 6th, 2008 by Hurol Inan [3 Comments]

When was the last time you were frustrated by a poorly performing site search function? Chances are, it wasn’t too long ago.

There’s a prevailing attitude amongst web users out there: site search doesn’t work. It’s not surprising, given the common practice of ‘let’s chuck a search engine on our site’ without planning how it should work.

If it doesn’t work, then why bother? Why should you include site search, when it requires a reasonable investment to implement and maintain? Read More

Informing experience architecture with quantitative insights

Posted on November 6th, 2008 by Hurol Inan [No Comments]

Hurol Inan recently spoke at Web Directions South 2008 about using quantitative insights to inform the design of experience architecture.
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