FFR: The New User Perspective And New FFR Ideas

[s1rnight]

another main problem (touched on in my wordz,) is that ffr seems... almost pathologically quite *enthusiastically* set on letting u browse absolutely every page on the website from absolutely every page on the website, which feels confusing. your pages need to be properly organised, with main information up front, and subsets of said information within those bits of information. having for example, each individual aspect of "settings" be on a settings page that is just a single click will not lose any traffic

ALSO

if anyone has access to who browses where and how (pr0nskunk~) it should be very easy for you to see which pages people are most often browsing, and which pages are being browsed where, to where. if nobody is clicking "wiki news" from the top bar, that is unimportant. if *tons* of people are clicking thru tons of pages just to find a basic thing that is also on the top bar, this needs to be forefronted way more