Google’s Famous Search Golden Triangle (and Why It Still Matters in 2026)
A refreshed look at Google’s classic Golden Triangle: what it taught us 20 years ago, what remains useful, and how user behaviour has evolved across SERPs.
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Always optimistic
I had read this some time ago, but I feel like bringing it up again: During a group dynamics exercise for a multinational company, three candidates were asked the following …
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My own personalized music radio station
A few weeks ago, Àlex suggested that I try Pandora, a “simple” online application where you can create your own Internet radio stations by suggesting the artists and/or songs you …
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At this point, I’m learning how to launch a pop-up
What’s more: I’m not ashamed to admit it. :P The webmaster world is a never-ending cycle of learning and relearning things… maybe that’s why I like it so much. Some even take pride …
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Reinvent yourself
I need to change What can I do to change? ... Knowing is the beginning. ... Know more, learn more, achieve more.
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New discoveries...
... musical ones, and nicely chained together. ;) After immersing myself in the musical evolution of “Days Of The New” across their three color-themed albums (Orange, Green, and …
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The relativity of usability
- Is that usable? - It depends. - Depends on what? (...) Nothing is always usable or unusable; it depends on the goals, context, and user profile. And sometimes, “to someone with a …
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