Is there some use case or scenario that indicates the need? If not, then
mark it for testing with users when you get a chance and see what they say.
No, but it's something I've brought up repeatedly with our stakeholders.
I've only recently got the green light to do some on-site (at the
Hi Steve,
The countdown on the motogp.com site wasn't obvious - perhaps once logged in
you might see it? I'd have to agree with you treating the countdown as an
idea and not a requirement.
Is there any research at this stage to back up the need for the countdown?
No research has been done so
Hi Peeps,
I'm in the midst of creating a project requirements document for a B2B
exhibition website. It's early stages so nothing is final yet. One of the
requirements is a count-down feature - a clock permanently placed on the
website that counts down the days, hours and minutes to the
Rob,
The motogp.com site utilises this feature to indicate when the next race
will commence (first practice session, actually). Given that races are
sometimes on consecutive weeks, and sometimes three or four weeks apart,
it's useful to have the countdown.
However, the audience of the motogp.com
On Aug 24, 2008, at 6:16 AM, Rob Enslin wrote:
I'm questioning the value (to the website users) of having a permanent
count-down clock on the website?
Put it in the top 15% of the home page. Nobody ever looks there. It's
the perfect place to put things you don't need your users to see. :)
