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Tiny Sites Aren't Small Potatoes
xtrucial writes "Jakob Nielsen of usability fame has a new article up about the perhaps-unexpected power of tiny websites: 'Considering that the Web as a whole will have about 4 trillion page views this year, the [low-traffic] sites might seem irrelevant with their pitiful millions of page views. But within their niche they dominate.'" (In particular, Nielsen is talking about weblogs.)
Till Slashdot links to it.
I just wanted to speak up and say:
That guy bugs the shit out of me.
Period.
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s'wut i sed.
If you're using a windowing system, you can almost definitely resize your browser window to fit the amount of text that you prefer. If you have a mouse, try clicking it on the left or right window border and then drag it sideways until you have the window width that you want.
yes they are !
"A door is what a dog is perpetually on the wrong side of" - Ogden Nash
Reduce your browser window size, or change your font size. You have full control of those (as per proper usability guidelines).
I hereby decree that all doorknobs must be 12 feet from the floor. Bending over is hard for tall people so making the handle very high is most convenient since you have full control over wearing platform shoes (as per proper usability guidelines).
I am pretty, Oh so pretty...
...you mean, like bragging about their hubrustic niche language google nexus quotient?
You know, if google goes down, all of whom you claim to be goes with it...how's that for a measure of self-worth.
> Considering that the Web as a whole will have about 4 trillion page views this year
... ooh, nice link .. *click*.
Most of which is caused by a single man! Nothing you couldn't do with a DSL line and
Attention Defecit Disorder
Almost since it's inception, my site has absolutely dominated the "sites about ucblockhead" niche.
The cake is a pie