You can always find what’s popular on this site now by visiting this page: Popular Posts. It lists the top blog posts and pages found on this site based on the number of unique visitors during the current month. Popular Posts is located under Archives in the left menu.

Top Content for April 2009 on Best Web Image

1. Twitter Toolbar – Proof the Twitter is growing like crazy. My site is about improving Web Usability and Design. I built a Twitter Toolbar just for fun, make it available for download on this site, and it has taken over! Already over 10,000 downloads.
2. Usability and Design Analysis – Ranked actually 3rd, I didn’t include the home page on this list, my usability and design analysis is what most of you are after. You want me to test your site, don’t you?
3. Top Ten Website Mistakes – Based on all of the analyses I have done so far in 2009, I’m betting ninety percent of you don’t know how to use a heading tag.
4. Language Icons – This one surprised me a little, and I didn’t expect to get as much traffic from it as I have. Avoid some common language icon blunders.
5. Web Services and Tools – Three reasons this page traffic has increased. The first, I moved it within my menu to be the second item visited. Testing revealed most visitors clicked it before they clicked the Usability Testing item. The second reason, it has a link to my Twitter Toolbar, and the third reason was the main reason it always got traffic. It has a ton of good resources. You just need to scroll down a little to find them.
6. Heading Tag – A How To – This one was no surprise to me.  Most people don’t know how, and I get many thanking me for this post.
7. Rotating Images – Here is another one that surprised me. A simple example in php on how to rotate images. I guess a lot of people want to know how.
8. Usability Testing – I send a lot of traffic this way by telling people about my services, so go figure.
9. Test Your Site – This one has got attention fast, ranking 9th after being posted just ten days ago. I did not expect this one to get much traffic either. It was a simply reminder to test your site, and to test it often.
10. Tweet Back – This post I ran a long time ago. Many are now thinking about adding Tweet Back to their blog, and are finding this post in the process. I hope they read my follow up of that post Tweet Backs Gone. I stop using the function on this site. Reasoning? It has little or no function.

For this month a total of 431 of my posts and pages were read by two or more visitors.

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