The proportion of time people spend on big platforms (Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, Amazon etc.), smaller platforms (dev.to, forums etc.), federated platforms (Mastodon, Diaspora etc.) and traditional websites and blogs.
How people access sites (typing the URL, bookmarks/speed dial, search engines, social media links).
What search engines and browsers people use most and/or like best.
What news sources people read on the web, whether they get their news via news website home pages, search engines or social media.
It would also be good to be able to see how it compares among groups of people with different levels of IT proficiency and/or technical knowledge.
I'd be happy to take part in the audit.
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The proportion of time people spend on big platforms (Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, Amazon etc.), smaller platforms (dev.to, forums etc.), federated platforms (Mastodon, Diaspora etc.) and traditional websites and blogs.
How people access sites (typing the URL, bookmarks/speed dial, search engines, social media links).
What search engines and browsers people use most and/or like best.
What news sources people read on the web, whether they get their news via news website home pages, search engines or social media.
It would also be good to be able to see how it compares among groups of people with different levels of IT proficiency and/or technical knowledge.
I'd be happy to take part in the audit.