Comentarios en: The definitive heatmap http://blog.corunet.com/english/the-definitive-heatmap Diseño web Thu, 24 Jul 2008 03:29:14 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.3 Por: novolocus.com » Heatmaps http://blog.corunet.com/english/the-definitive-heatmap#comment-17784 Wed, 09 Jan 2008 17:04:44 +0000 http://blog.corunet.com/english/the-definitive-heatmap#comment-17784 [...] Heatmaps are apparently the next thing in web site statistics - and what a clever idea. For a while I worked on a JS file that would report the mouse moving over, out, and clicking on DOM elements in a page, but to be honest, that was a bit excessive - and much harder to visualise. [...] […] Heatmaps are apparently the next thing in web site statistics - and what a clever idea. For a while I worked on a JS file that would report the mouse moving over, out, and clicking on DOM elements in a page, but to be honest, that was a bit excessive - and much harder to visualise. […]

]]> Por: Open Source Heat Maps http://blog.corunet.com/english/the-definitive-heatmap#comment-14386 Sun, 03 Jun 2007 23:38:18 +0000 http://blog.corunet.com/english/the-definitive-heatmap#comment-14386 [...] Corunet. El blog » The definitive heatmap After the interest shown about the clickmaps / heatmaps articles, I’ve decided to gather all the information into an easy to use system. What we are going to make is a complete solution that allows collecting, analyzing and showing the click information our users give us. Now, it works in web pages not center aligned and is quite a bit more robust. Read on… What? [...] […] Corunet. El blog » The definitive heatmap After the interest shown about the clickmaps / heatmaps articles, I’ve decided to gather all the information into an easy to use system. What we are going to make is a complete solution that allows collecting, analyzing and showing the click information our users give us. Now, it works in web pages not center aligned and is quite a bit more robust. Read on… What? […]

]]> Por: a heatmap? the new webcounter for your site « hakawi-tech - تكنولوجيا حكاوى http://blog.corunet.com/english/the-definitive-heatmap#comment-12065 Wed, 16 May 2007 00:26:24 +0000 http://blog.corunet.com/english/the-definitive-heatmap#comment-12065 [...] Link to heatmap a new way to tell who is on your site or blog. The creators of heatmap claim that it would help webmasters ‘collect, analyze and show the click information our users give us.’ Everytime a user clicks, even in an empty space on our webpage, it is reflected on the heatmap. I think the only problem with it is the slightly complicated download and installation process. [...] […] Link to heatmap a new way to tell who is on your site or blog. The creators of heatmap claim that it would help webmasters ‘collect, analyze and show the click information our users give us.’ Everytime a user clicks, even in an empty space on our webpage, it is reflected on the heatmap. I think the only problem with it is the slightly complicated download and installation process. […]

]]> Por: Rick Dennis http://blog.corunet.com/english/the-definitive-heatmap#comment-11024 Wed, 02 May 2007 16:51:11 +0000 http://blog.corunet.com/english/the-definitive-heatmap#comment-11024 anyone interested in setting this up on my website for some $$$$$? please contact me....thanks. rickdennis@hotmail.com anyone interested in setting this up on my website for some $$$$$?

please contact me….thanks.

rickdennis@hotmail.com

]]> Por: mga/blog » clic acá http://blog.corunet.com/english/the-definitive-heatmap#comment-9452 Sat, 14 Apr 2007 04:44:07 +0000 http://blog.corunet.com/english/the-definitive-heatmap#comment-9452 [...] La imagen arriba muestra el patrón de clics de este blog y otro sitio web. Estos patrones son una forma de visualización de clics que se conoce como heatmap (”mapa de calor” donde las zonas más “calientes” son aquellas que tienen muchos clics). Mirando las imágenes en grande puede encontrar patrones de clic. Aunque la imagen de la izquierda presenta solamente 65 clics y la de la derecha muestra unos 480 clics se pueden observar claros patrones. Estas imágenes fueron capturadas de CrazyEgg, un servicio que permite a dueños de sitios web grabar los clics de sus visitantes por un tiempo determinado y visualizarlos. Con esta información se pueden tomar diferentes decisiones de diseño: dónde poner la publicidad, qué tipo de fotografías son más populares, cuales links son más llamativos, qué tan visible es la navegación del sitio, y realizar los cambios pertinentes para mejorar sus resultados. CrazyEgg está basado en un software libre de rastreo de clics. [...] […] La imagen arriba muestra el patrón de clics de este blog y otro sitio web. Estos patrones son una forma de visualización de clics que se conoce como heatmap (”mapa de calor” donde las zonas más “calientes” son aquellas que tienen muchos clics). Mirando las imágenes en grande puede encontrar patrones de clic. Aunque la imagen de la izquierda presenta solamente 65 clics y la de la derecha muestra unos 480 clics se pueden observar claros patrones. Estas imágenes fueron capturadas de CrazyEgg, un servicio que permite a dueños de sitios web grabar los clics de sus visitantes por un tiempo determinado y visualizarlos. Con esta información se pueden tomar diferentes decisiones de diseño: dónde poner la publicidad, qué tipo de fotografías son más populares, cuales links son más llamativos, qué tan visible es la navegación del sitio, y realizar los cambios pertinentes para mejorar sus resultados. CrazyEgg está basado en un software libre de rastreo de clics. […]

]]> Por: david http://blog.corunet.com/english/the-definitive-heatmap#comment-7926 Wed, 21 Mar 2007 13:50:02 +0000 http://blog.corunet.com/english/the-definitive-heatmap#comment-7926 Hi martin, You should be able to record easely the query string into a file. It can be done via PHP, Perl, Ruby... The easiest way would be (in perl) #!/usr/bin/perl open (LOG,">>log.txt"); print LOG "$ENV{QUERY_STRING}\t$ENV{HTTP_REFERER}\n"; close (LOG) print "Content-type: text/html\n\n"; And that's all (pretty basic and not production ready, but that're the basics) Hi martin,

You should be able to record easely the query string into a file. It can be done via PHP, Perl, Ruby… The easiest way would be (in perl)

#!/usr/bin/perl
open (LOG,”>>log.txt”);
print LOG “$ENV{QUERY_STRING}\t$ENV{HTTP_REFERER}\n”;
close (LOG)
print “Content-type: text/html\n\n”;

And that’s all (pretty basic and not production ready, but that’re the basics)

]]> Por: Martin http://blog.corunet.com/english/the-definitive-heatmap#comment-7915 Wed, 21 Mar 2007 10:56:26 +0000 http://blog.corunet.com/english/the-definitive-heatmap#comment-7915 Hi, I was wondering whether it\'s possible to set this up without direct access to the httpd? My host, Hostgator, apparently won\'t insert the lines in the Apache httpd file as I\'m on a shared server. I guess it might affect other customers. Any thoughts? Hi,

I was wondering whether it\’s possible to set this up without direct access to the httpd? My host, Hostgator, apparently won\’t insert the lines in the Apache httpd file as I\’m on a shared server. I guess it might affect other customers.

Any thoughts?

]]> Por: david http://blog.corunet.com/english/the-definitive-heatmap#comment-7869 Tue, 20 Mar 2007 12:33:41 +0000 http://blog.corunet.com/english/the-definitive-heatmap#comment-7869 The pelotilla images were created with The Gimp, using just a gray gradient. For the LibPNG version, they were exported to PGM and filtered via a perl script. The colors were exported to BMP format and read by another script to output the vector information. The LibPNG version isn't meant to be published, but probably used as a web service. The only people using it in their own machines right now are the original customers (TNS Galllup) and we both share the code base. The pelotilla images were created with The Gimp, using just a gray gradient. For the LibPNG version, they were exported to PGM and filtered via a perl script. The colors were exported to BMP format and read by another script to output the vector information.

The LibPNG version isn’t meant to be published, but probably used as a web service. The only people using it in their own machines right now are the original customers (TNS Galllup) and we both share the code base.

]]> Por: Max http://blog.corunet.com/english/the-definitive-heatmap#comment-7845 Tue, 20 Mar 2007 04:08:49 +0000 http://blog.corunet.com/english/the-definitive-heatmap#comment-7845 Do you have the "formula" by which you made bolilla.png? (Also, the C person that did the LibPNG port... Can you post your code?) Do you have the “formula” by which you made bolilla.png? (Also, the C person that did the LibPNG port… Can you post your code?)

]]> Por: david http://blog.corunet.com/english/the-definitive-heatmap#comment-6445 Wed, 21 Feb 2007 11:28:33 +0000 http://blog.corunet.com/english/the-definitive-heatmap#comment-6445 Hi Liesen, We've also developed a standalone version, written in C and using LibPNG for the output for a customer. It goes about ten thousand clicks per second! I'm glad that the ideas presented have been useful. I'll try to write some more next month. Hi Liesen,

We’ve also developed a standalone version, written in C and using LibPNG for the output for a customer. It goes about ten thousand clicks per second!
I’m glad that the ideas presented have been useful. I’ll try to write some more next month.

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