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the long march

After reading User Interface Engineering -- "The Customer Sieve" Article I thought again about the idea of mapping customer losses across a site mpa, a la Tufte's beloved Napolean's March. I tried looking for the "Ask E.T." comment where someone suggested it but was unsucessful. Maybe I dreamed it....

Still. Kewl!

Posted at February 13, 2002 09:56 PM


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I suggested this to the WebQuilt folks who have an excellent visualizer of web traffic between pages.

The addition of a temporal filter would make it ideal for understanding where the fallout is occurring, and, where the laggarts are who are likely banging their heads on a wall trying to make something happen.

One of the grad students was charged with creating a mockup, but no sign yet...

Posted by AndyEd at February 14, 2002 07:08 PM


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