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Real Time Web Stats & Traffic Analysis with TraceWatch
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18 Mar 2010TraceWatch Real Time Web Stats and Traffic Analysis lets you keep track of the visitors to your website in real time with detailed statistics and deep analysis using an innovative user interface for Free and helps you make your website more effective. It can can be easily installed on any website supporting PHP and MySQL.
Requirements: PHP 5+ and Mysql 4.1+
Demo: http://www.dejkam.com/twatch/
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3 Responses to Real Time Web Stats & Traffic Analysis with TraceWatch
Salman A
March 20th, 2010 at 1:43 am
You can add google analytics to your blogger website which will give you lots of information about your website usage. Its free.
You need:
* A google account (free — a gmail account will also work)
* A google analytics account (free — goto after you create/login to a google account)
* Tutorial on how to add google analytics code to your blogger website — this usually takes 5 minutes or so to install that code on blogger
wassabison
May 10th, 2010 at 9:58 am
There are several professions where you get to do user interface design: "user experience (UX) designer" and "program / product manager".
I'd recommend a couple books on the subject: for UX design, take a look at About Face 2.0; for program management, read "How would you move Mount Fuji".
Personally being a Program Manager at Microsoft today, I get to do quite a bit of user interface design; I don't code any of its implementations. That said, it's very important to be able to speak the same language with the developers; I'd still recommend to take a bunch of programming courses.
That said, for the actual user interface design, the best classes are in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI).
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May 11th, 2010 at 2:48 am
nope if you cannot get to that source in your website then you cannot track the vistors
so YOU are in some business that can rip off your customers for them selves
because YOU cannot track your vistors in other words YOU BEEN SCAMMED