Posted by Ken Kovash
With the recent launch of Fx3.5, we wanted to take a quick look at adoption patterns across the globe. With the chart below, we took the number of Fx3.5 users in each region over the past week and divided it … Continue reading
Posted by Ken Kovash
Firefox 3.5 launched just one week ago. It looks like it’s been an incredible success thus far, so we thought we’d offer up a few high-level metrics. Market Share – from a couple different sources, we’ve seen the worldwide market … Continue reading
Posted by Ken Kovash
We recently discussed an optimization test at the Firefox Support site (support.mozilla.com). At the time, we mentioned that: Next up, the SUMO team is planning to soon roll-out a much more substantial A/B test at support.mozilla.com. With a somewhat radically … Continue reading
Posted by Ken Kovash
We recently ran a week long A/B optimization test at www.mozilla.com where we rotated in a few different colors of the Firefox download button. (You may recall that we’ve previously conducted one prior multivariate test on the Firefox product/download page… … Continue reading
Posted by Ken Kovash
The SUMO team has been dedicated to improving the support.mozilla.com site in many different ways. One such effort has been around website optimization and testing. We’ve previously touched on a broader roadmap for Mozilla, and as part of that vision, … Continue reading
Posted by Ken Kovash
The first day of each month often brings great news. A month ago, we saw that the latest browser market share data showed Firefox surpassing the 50% milestone in Slovakia and the Philippines. Today, we can say the same about … Continue reading
Posted by Ken Kovash
Previously, we’ve briefly touched on our long-term roadmap for optimization of Mozilla’s web sites and our users’ experience on them. There are many facets of “optimization”, from design related decision making processes, to improved user experiences, to improved download conversion … Continue reading
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In Part I we discussed a framework around understanding the Firefox user experience at the moment a person installs Firefox. In Part II we walked though our recent initiative – soliciting feedback from users when canceling out of the installer … Continue reading
Posted by Ken Kovash
As we described a few days ago, we recently shipped a modified version of Firefox with a different installer – one allowing users to leave feedback upon canceling. In Part II of this series, we want to outline exactly what … Continue reading
Posted by Ken Kovash
After previously reaching this milestone in Indonesia, Slovenia, Macedonia, and (most recently) Bosnia Herzegovina, Firefox has now surpassed 50% market share in two more regions – Slovakia and the Philippines. These numbers come from Net Applications’ March 2009 report (note: … Continue reading
