I recently found UserFly.com, a service which will record videos of the visitors to your site, allowing you to play them back and watch where users go (and how they move their mouse around on the screen).
I was flabbergasted at how easy this was to use – I tried the free version and had recordings [...]
Entries Categorized as 'CSS'
UserFly Usability Checking via Screen Recording
March 9, 2010
CSS blues
November 25, 2007
So I’m back to the CSS blues I encounter every time I try to follow the ‘web standards’ crowd. I’ve got a relatively straightforward problem which is solved with using tables to arrange images, but seems utterly broken trying to use tableless CSS. Perhaps someone here will set me straight.
I am displaying search [...]
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