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The WebChanges Everything
Jaime Teevan, Microsoft Research, @jteevanSlide2Slide3
The Web Changes Everything
Content Changes
January February March April May June July August SeptemberSlide4
The Web Changes Everything
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Content Changes
People Revisit
January February March April May June July August September
Today’s tools focus on the present
But there’s so much more information available!Slide5
The Web Changes Everything
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Content Changes
Large scale Web crawl over time
Revisited pages
55,000
pages crawled hourly for 18+
months
Judged pages (relevance to a query)
6 million pages crawled every two days for 6 monthsSlide6
Measuring Web Page Change
Summary metricsNumber of changesTime between changes
Amount of change
Top level pages change by more and faster than pages with long URLS.
.
edu
and .
gov
pages do not change by very much or very often
News pages change quickly, but not as drastically as other types of pagesSlide7
Measuring Web Page Change
Summary metricsNumber of changesTime between changes
Amount of change
Change curves
Fixed starting point
Measure similarity over different time intervals
Knot pointSlide8
Measuring Within-Page Change
DOM structure changesTerm use changesDivergence from norm
cookbooks
frightfully
merrymaking
ingredientlatkesStaying power in page
Time
Sep. Oct. Nov. Dec.Slide9
Accounting for Web Dynamics
Avoid problems caused by changeCaching, archiving, crawlingUse change to our advantage
Ranking
Match term’s staying power to query intent
Snippet generation
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Bosley
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/tom_bosleySlide10
Revisitation on the Web
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Content Changes
People Revisit
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What’s the last Web page you visited?
Revisitation
patterns
Log analysis
Browser logs for
revisitation
Query logs for re-finding
User survey for intentSlide11
Measuring Revisitation
Summary metricsUnique visitors
Visits/user
Time between visits
Revisitation
curvesRevisit interval histogramNormalized
Time
IntervalSlide12
Four
Revisitation
Patterns
Fast
Hub-and-spoke
Navigation within site
HybridHigh quality fast pagesMedium
Popular homepagesMail and Web applicationsSlowEntry pages, bank pages
Accessed via search engineSlide13
Search and Revisitation
Repeat query (33%)microsoft
research
Repeat click (39%)
research.microsoft.com
Query
msrLots of repeats (43%)Many navigational
Repeat Click
New Click
Repeat Query
33%
29%
4%
New Query
67%
10%
57%
39%
61%Slide14
7thSlide15
How Revisitation and Change Relate
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Content Changes
People Revisit
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Why did you revisit the last Web page you did?Slide16
Possible Relationships
Interested in changeMonitorEffect change
Transact
Change unimportant
Find
Change can interfereRe-findSlide17
Understanding the Relationship
Compare summary metricsRevisits: Unique visitors, visits/user, interval Change: Number, interval, similarity
2 visits/user
3 visits/user
4 visits/user
5
or 6
visits/user
7+
visits/user
Number of changes
Time between changes
Similarity
2 visits/user
172.91
133.26
0.82
3 visits/user
200.51
119.24
0.82
4 visits/user
234.32
109.59
0.81
5
or 6
visits/user
269.63
94.54
0.82
7+ visits/user
341.43
81.80
0.81Slide18
Comparing Change and Revisit Curves
Three pages
New York Times
Woot.com
Costco
Similar change patterns
Different
revisitation
NYT:
Fast
(news, forums)
Woot:
Medium
Costco:
Slow
(retail)Slide19
Comparing Change and Revisit Curves
Three pages
New York Times
Woot.com
Costco
Similar change patterns
Different
revisitation
NYT:
Fast
(news, forums)
Woot
:
Medium
Costco:
Slow
(retail)
TimeSlide20
Within-Page Relationship
Page elements change at different rates
Pages revisited at different rates
Resonance can serve as a filter for interesting contentSlide21Slide22Slide23Slide24
Exposing
Change
Diff-IE
toolbar
Changes to page since your last visitSlide25
Interesting Features
Always on
In-situ
New to you
Non-intrusiveSlide26
Studying Diff-IE
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Content Changes
People Revisit
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SURVEY
How often do pages change?
o
o
o
o
o
How often do you revisit?
o
o
o
o
o
Install
Diff-IE
SURVEY
How often do pages change?
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How often do you revisit?
o
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oSlide27
Seeing Change Changes Web Use
Changes to perceptionDiff-IE users become more likely to notice change
Provide better
estimates of how
often content
changesChanges to behaviorDiff-IE users start to revisit moreRevisited pages more likely to have changed
Changes viewed are bigger changesContent gains value when history is exposed
14%
5
1%
53%Slide28
Change Can Cause Problems
Dynamic menus
Put commonly used items at top
Slows menu item access
Search result change
Results change regularly
Inhibits re-finding
Fewer repeat clicks
Slower time to clickSlide29
Change During a Single Query
Results even change as you interact with themSlide30
Change During a Single Query
Results even change as you interact with themMany reasons for changeIntentional to improve ranking
General instability
Analyze behavior when people return after clickingSlide31
Understanding When Change Hurts
MetricsAbandonmentSatisfaction
C
lick position
Time to click
Mixed impact
Results change Above: 4.5% increaseResults change Below: 1.9% decrease
Abandonment
Above
Below
Static
36.6%
43.1%
Change
41.4%
42.3%Slide32
Use Experience to Bias PresentationSlide33
Change Blind Search ExperienceSlide34
The Web Changes Everything
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Content Changes
People Revisit
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Web content changes provide valuable insight
People revisit and re-find Web content
Explicit support for Web dynamics can impact how people use and understand the Web
Relating
revisitation
and change enables us to
Identify pages for which change is important
Identify interesting components within a pageSlide35
Thank you.
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&
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Jaime Teevan @
jteevan