Marco De Cesaris

Browser Statistics Month by Month

Google Chrome has been launched less than a month ago and has already reached 3.1% of the market share (source: w3school accessed on the 4th of October 2008).

If this trend continues (and probably it will), in few months Google Chrome will be the leader of the market! I bet on it!

Only a recommedation:

People still complaining about the missing google toolbar.  Google Chrome is the best browser I have ever tried: fast, clear, and usable. But please Google Guys… the toolbar is absolutely needed. And I really hope you will come up with a wonderful original Google Chrome Toolbar… something like the one I hypothesized in one of my previous post: Google Chrome in the 3 most used browsers: how long will it take?

Or maybe something better, something that we human beings can’t neither imagine!

Ciao

Browser Statistics Month by Month

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Source: W3school (accessed on the 6th of Sept 2008)

And now is time to include Google Chrome as well! I am pretty sure Google Chrome is going to be the first of the class very soon! It is just great: very wide screen, clear, easy to use and very fast! The only negative point (and people are complaining  about it) is the google toolbar! Unfortunately Google Chrome was released without Google Toolbar.

I guess GG (Google Guys) are doing a great job around the google toolbar for Google Chrome. I think of something like… fading effect (same effect than the property hover), with a non invasive Google Toolbar that appears and disappears when the mouse ‘hover‘ the Google Toolbar button, and a fading drop down menu (including page rank, translator button, autofill and so on) will gently appear.

This will be also a good additional point to immediately gain points over the competitors.

How long will Google Chrome need to be in the 3 most used browsers?

Ciao,

Marco

Hey guys, I haven’t had enough time yet to experience google chrome, but in my brief experience, I definitely say: it is just great!

Very quick, “USABLE”, and totally clear! A wonderful pleasant experience!

It seems to be a mix between Opera, Firefox with the additional magic potential of Google.

I will spend more time on it in the coming days… 

Ciao!

That’s amazing!!!

http://tools.google.com/chrome/intl/en-GB/welcome.html

Will write more later

Ciao!

(image courtesy of Will Lion) – Web users do not want to waste time surfing a website.

They just want to find (straight away) what they are looking for, and then complete the task as soon as possible and leave the website.

This is a pleasant experience for the user.

No wasting time.

They use search engines to find the information they are interested in.

Their goal is to get a “direct” link to what they want… they do not like travel via a homepage (indeed only 25% do it).

Shall we move from the traditional “web usability” to the seo and tailor made webpages for each single request coming from web users?

Better an integration usability/seo ?

E.g. If we sell pizza, is not enough (not anymore) telling people that we sell pizza. It Is not enough to build a nice “usable” interface to allow a rapid selection of pizza. We should build and optimize the whole website so that each single page contains information about just a single kind of pizza, location where we deliver it, facilities for payment, delivery time.

Then we should allow “very specific” links to our pages only from other “specific” pages about “that kind” of pizza. Then write our last recipe or our special offer about that pizza in a blog, setting special rss/atom feeds for “that kind of pizza” in order to allow our “user” to bookmark our “specific feeds”, and then digg it including a special title so that it will come up very easily in the results of a search engine.

Isn’t it happening already with the blogs?

Shall our “pizzeria” move from a website to a blog then?

Read the article in the BBC News Web users ‘getting more selfish’