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| 15:04 UK time, Friday, 15 April 2005

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Ok, this was submitted as an idea about 1/2 an hour ago, but I don't like hanging around :-P

The synopsis is to re-order links in left & right-hand nav bars according to popularity so that the most popular links appear at the top. The least popular links can be turned into promos to push visitors to them. It's like a 'live' extension to the 'go' tracking.

This idea can also be turned on its head to allow user-testing of site designs. Rather than changing the links according to popularity, you leave them as they are, but as the users progress throught the site, they leave an aggregated trail of what they clicked on.

Data can be used to visualise popular paths through bbc.co.uk

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