April 17, 2007
This news just in, courtesy of the wonderfully educational Google Trends: people could not give a monkeys about usability or accessibility at Christmas time. We now have the proof, as this graph shows:
That is all.
People don’t give a rat’s arse about usability and accessibility (at Xmas time)
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So says frank
significant increased web searching activity with people looking to buy last minute gifts and so on. If you look at the news reference volume graph you can see a similar shaped dip. So I would suggest that searching for usability or accessibility is more or less flat and the distortion in the graph is down to a huge increase in non usability or accessibility searching.
Added May 1, 2007 at 7:46 pm
So says frank
The top of my last post didn’t seem to make it, here is the full post agian.
I am not sure that your conclusion is sound. I would suggest that during the holiday season there is significant increased web searching activity with people looking to buy last minute gifts and so on. If you look at the news reference volume graph you can see a similar shaped dip. So I would suggest that searching for usability or accessibility is more or less flat and the distortion in the graph is down to a huge increase in non usability or accessibility searching.
Added May 1, 2007 at 7:48 pm