As we approach the official release of Firefox 3, I thought it’d be an interesting thought exercise to start considering what life will look like shortly after that special day. In other words, where will the Mozilla community see itself … Continue reading
We’ve known for a long time that several Firefox product pages (e.g., download.html) are closely tied with the Firefox user experience. What we didn’t previously know is exactly how closely our community’s interaction with www.mozilla.com speaks to Firefox’s global reach. … Continue reading
In thinking about broad questions such as “how do people use the internet?”, one very simple and curious problem solving approach would be considering how usage of the internet fluctuates (e.g., over time, by country, by web site, by segment … Continue reading
Last week, a group of Stanford students delivered their senior project and presentation, titled “Mozilla World” (previously introduced here). In short, their project is part of a broader effort at Mozilla to better understand the international dynamic of Firefox usage … Continue reading
Perhaps one of the business world’s easiest arenas for running experiments is online advertising (e.g., pay-per-click search advertising). With the click of a button, you can easily vary one of many variables – messaging, keywords, budget, etc. – to instantly … Continue reading
When Mozilla distributes the latest version of Firefox, there is this idea of “the funnel” – of people who come to Mozilla.com to download Firefox, what pain points might they be experiencing along their path to becoming an initial or … Continue reading
