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Beantin Webbkommunikation is +46735931654, an independent Stockholm-based consultant working with Web management, optimisation, UX, usability, analytics and more.

Every visitor to your website has a question ...answer it!

On this blog you can find articles that cover UX, usability, trends (often with a Swedish twist), analytics, and web management. Check out the most popular posts.

That big sliding banner? Yeah, it’s rubbish

You know that big automatic rotating banner you ordered for your start page? Yeah, that’s right. It’s rubbish.

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The state of Swedish websites 2012

Each year Web Service Award surveys Swedish web responsibles and web managers their opinion about the quality of their web sites and working environment as well as how they are intending to develop them.

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Webbstrateg Skatteverket

I’ve been self-employed now for 6 years. I’ve been a web and intranet consultant for the past 8. It’s not been often I’ve seen a job advert during that time where I’ve really thought - the person they are describing is actually me.

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EU Cookie law in Sweden

Slowly but surely we’re getting a picture of what is expected of website owners (and indeed application providers) in respect of the Swedish response to the EU directive on online-privacy.

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Social Intranets & digital natives

One particular statistic from the Swedish internet use report for 2011 was how everyone in Sweden in the 16-25 age group uses social media.

For a fair while we’ve been discussing the expectations of young employees in the workplace, but this statistic is about as big as a wake-up call as an organisation can get.

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Swedish internet usage 2011

.SE (Stiftelsen för Internetinfrastruktur) has released their yearly report (in Swedish) about Swedish internet use. It covers a wide spectrum of internet use, from file-sharing through to social networks.

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