The Mozilla Metrics team is expanding to meet the growing data related opportunities and challenges faced by Mozilla and the web as a whole. In addition to open positions for a visualization expert and a metrics software engineer, we are … Continue reading
[Note: cross-posted on Mozilla Labs] Back in November, Mozilla Labs and the Metrics Team together launched the first Mozilla Open Data Visualization Competition. While we set out to discover creative visual answers to the open question, “How do people use … Continue reading
[Note: cross-posted on Mozilla Labs] Hello Data Hackers! We just wanted to remind everyone that the submission deadline for the first Mozilla Open Data Visualization Competition is just 10 days away! Submit your entries by December 17th for a chance … Continue reading
[Note: cross-posted on Mozilla Labs] Two weeks ago the Mozilla Metrics Team, together with Mozilla Labs and the growing Mozilla Research Initiative, announced our first Open Data Visualization Competition. Today, we are excited to release the data sets for this … Continue reading
The Mozilla Metrics Team, together with Mozilla Labs and the growing Mozilla Research Initiative, is excited to announce our first Open Data Visualization Competition. Using data from Mozilla’s own open data program, Test Pilot, we’d like to explore creative visual … Continue reading
Earlier this year, Test Pilot ran a Menu Item Usage Study to better understand how users interact with the traditional menu bar as Firefox transitions to a more streamlined, single “application button.” We’ve already shared some analysis from this study: … Continue reading
Last month, Mike Beltzner shared an early product plan for the next version of Firefox with the Mozilla community and presented our vision for Firefox 4. A big upgrade coming with Firefox 4 is the new theme project: creating a … Continue reading
Last post, we identified the most and least commonly used menu items. Today, we will answer another question: how many different menu items do people actually use? It’s a simple question, but one that could be critical to the proposal … Continue reading
Web technology moves quickly, and we at Mozilla do our best to balance our values of keeping users safe and secure with also ensuring that we are giving users the ability to make choices about the software on their computers. … Continue reading
Now that we’ve ironed out some data issues and cleaned the data sets, we can get back to our analysis. If you remember, we were trying to answer 3 questions as the UX team contemplates modifying the design of the … Continue reading
