Re: Analytics and responsive design

John

The problem with both log files and google/other analytics programmes are capable of telling you device type and total screen resolution,  but not the actual screen size being used by the client. For most small devices it does not matter but as we advance in both screen size and pixel density it will become more of a problem.

Bruce Zawalsky 

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> On Sep 4, 2014, at 7:54, John Stansbury <jstansbury@rmn.com> wrote:
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> Apologies for tossing this email "over the transom" but I'm looking for opinions, examples, anything really on digital experience data collection in a responsive world. I've been rolling around in the W3C recommendation for digital data collection that was published last year. And in the same exercise, thinking on what digital analytics data looks like in a post-"page" world enabled by responsive design. I skimmed the article on element queries and it seems like that might be a more precise data source for capturing the user experience than making an assumption based on the type of device through which the experience is transpiring. 
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> Regards,
> John Stansbury
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