
Applying Pareto's 80/20 rule to the web solves two issues:
- dramatically shrinks the information mountain, and
- guarantees information's transformative nature as being low cost, low risk, and high-impact.
This is the low hanging fruit of web development.
These "vital few" implementations require less "technical" expertise, are more common sense and, guess what, are preferred by Internet users.
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The next job is making information relevant and personalized to individual needs:
Measuring your website against best practice survey questions:
- website inventory - where is the website effort exposed to risk and overspending,
- financial visibility - where are resources being underspent on productive efforts and overspent on non-productive ones,
- Improvement Opportunities - Identify site and team strengths and weaknesses and recommend high-impact site improvements.
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