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What does the user see? #19

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dsernst opened this issue Jan 3, 2016 · 1 comment
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What does the user see? #19

dsernst opened this issue Jan 3, 2016 · 1 comment

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@dsernst
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dsernst commented Jan 3, 2016

What are the implications of this for the user? What will they see?

  • What does the network traffic look like? How often is it sent? How large are the payloads? What urls will be hit?
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Hi David! Those questions all depend on how you use TimeMe. By itself, TimeMe has no implications for the user, no implications for network traffic, no implications for payload sizes, etc. The only thing TimeMe does is record how long a user interacts with your page. Its logic is contained 100% in javascript and does not, by itself, display to the user or report to a server.

When you develop your website and include TimeMe.js, it is your responsibility to display the time to the user, or to send it to your server in whatever payload you prefer.

Please let me know if I can help with anything!

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