Harry Fox

Tomorrow, @nelsonic!

@iteles The stuff I find the most useful is seeing the point at which users leave the site: the sanky diagram showing users entering on this page then going to...

An interesting article on USING metrics from NNGroup: # [Translating UX Goals into Analytics Measurement Plans](https://www.nngroup.com/articles/ux-goals-analytics/)

 pixel-y image has a different colour to the background.

@iteles indeed! it's [here in both `.png` and `.svg`](https://projects.invisionapp.com/d/main#/projects/prototypes/11013483/assets)

@iteles Just to differentiate it from the other types of links on the navbar. If it's confusing it should go.

### Navigation Menu **Track user Clicks on MENU ITEMS** - What was the user's URL at the time they clicked? - What did they click on? - What happened next...

### **Services Page** - The goal _here_ is to engage potential clients with relevant content and convert that engagement into submission of an email address. **Potential Barriers** - Unconvincing content...

- usb charging cables (multiple ends? micro usb, iphone etc) - _little essentials (that I often seem to burn through)_ - [timer for breaks, pomodoros, huddles, standups etc](https://www.amazon.co.uk/Atdoshop-Tomatoes-minutes-mechanical-Kitchen/dp/B00S0W2ZNU/ref=sr_1_2?s=kitchen&ie=UTF8&qid=1484912103&sr=1-2&keywords=pomodoro)

For me: - 1. Be consistent with meaningful communication. - 11. Put People first - 6. Provide strong leadership and a clear vision