Recent Posts Tagged With 'usability'

• The most sexy browsers screw your analytics

  Posted on Thursday November 12th, 2009 at 13:24 in Internet Marketing, crap, usability, analytics

  Now that IE is quite unusable due to the lack of websites that support its non-standard rendering, and the current FireFox version suffers from various maladies, more and more users switch to browsers that are supposed to comply to Web standards, suc...

• Less is more. Google Chrome is my preferred browser. Here’s why:

  Posted on Tuesday June 30th, 2009 at 14:10 in google, web development, usability

  Recently I’ve bitched a lot, especially tearing utterly useles microformats that the InterWeb really doesn’t need (rel-nofollow, common tag …). Naturally, those pamplets get noticed as Google search engine bashing. Wait. Of course n...

• Why storing URLs with truncated trailing slashes is an utterly idiocy

  Posted on Wednesday February 6th, 2008 at 02:03 in web development, crap, usability, duplicate content, anchor text, .htaccess

  With some Web services URL canonicalization has a downside. What works great for major search engines like Google can fire back when a Web service like Yahoo thinks circumcising URLs is cool. Proper URL canonicalization might, for example, screw your...

• Comment rating and filtering with SezWho

  Posted on Thursday January 31st, 2008 at 13:58 in testing, usability

  I’ve added SezWho to the comment area. SezWho enables rating and filtering of comments, and shows you even comments an author has left on other blogs. Neat. Currently there are no ratings, so the existing comments are all rated 2.5 (quite goo...