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Interesting, but what’s the stat source?
Then do pages with a single carousel image cause people to linger longer?
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I don’t know but I wondered the same thing. Someone mentioned it at the Breaking Development Conference so therefore it must be accurate and true.
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Interesting, but what’s the stat source?
Then do pages with a single carousel image cause people to linger longer?
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It would be an interesting study I think – there are certainly several
already wrestling with the value of content placement – vis-a-vis “the
fold”. Sliders and carousels have become ways to sneak in more content and
calls-to-actions to the prominent top position. Very easy imo to achieve a
“spammy” look, or the result of poor content design. Overused, but, not
entirely useless.
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I don’t know but I wondered the same thing. Someone mentioned it at the
Breaking Development Conference so therefore it must be accurate and true.
Todd
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Then do pages with a single carousel image cause people to linger longer?
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If those numbers are accurate then it’s like that content doesn’t even exist for the visitor. I do like carousels for some things but like most stuff its use gets pounded into the ground and eventually it becomes little more than visual white-noise. It’s inevitable with flavor-of-the-month things like carousels etc.
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It would be an interesting study I think – there are certainly several
already wrestling with the value of content placement – vis-a-vis “the
fold”. Sliders and carousels have become ways to sneak in more content and
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“spammy” look, or the result of poor content design. Overused, but, not
entirely useless.
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