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Website effectiveness (part 3) - users, social networks and tracking

This is the final of three posts on the subject of how I go about judging website effectiveness. I decided to write these posts after preparing for a meeting with a colleague on these matters and thought how it might be useful to post such ideas (see introduction). In these posts I've established how I look at effectiveness in two ways: content and navigation.

Website effectiveness (part 2) - using stats and analytical tools

This is the second part of a three-part series looking at approaches to judging website effectiveness, based upon my approaches and prep notes for a meeting I had with a colleague on this matter. See introduction post.

Website effectiveness (part 1) - defining success of a website

I had an interesting discussion with a colleague recently about how we judge the effectiveness of a website. I thought I'd share my pre-meeting notes here and the approaches and considerations I have to judging the effectiveness of non-ecommerce sites.

Potteric Carr Nature Reserve, Doncaster - 5 May 2012

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Photos taken at Potteric Carr, Doncaster - Yorkshire Wildlife Trust's flagship nature reserve. There's some creatures, some surroundings and some abstracted shots in this one. So be warned!

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