I've been investing in graphic synthesis consulting through Ideamaps for several years now, so anything that involves a graphical view of complex concepts interests me.
I've been investing in graphic synthesis consulting through Ideamaps for several years , so anything that involves a graphical view of complex concepts interests me.
I just discovered the Websites as Graph page and couldn't resist email database the temptation to use the Sala applet , which has already been used by 500,000 curious people like me , to create the graph you can see in this article.
In reality, what the program does is scan all the links on the selected website and create a graphical map of it. The result, besides being attractive, is very practical if we know how to understand the meaning of the nodes in each tree.
No, the program doesn't allow it; it's free and does nothing more than that: build a graph of the relationships of any website. However, if you have a tool like Nielsen-Netratings at hand , you could name each branch of the tree and see its effect on the whole. Someone will soon think of how to cross-reference the graph with its visit and link statistics.
