JS-Kit Unveils Web 2.0 'Navigator' to Seething Throng of Web Publishers

Today the widget-Wonkas over at JS-Kit debuted Navigator, a web service that “distills” community opinion and user behavior (TWO DIFFERENT THINGS!) into a set of moderate-able and actionable site content views.

This yields two separate benefits:

• Site managers can alter the service's look and feel based on two different forms of data (what users say they want, and what they actually do)
• Regular visitors get quick access to content attuned to their personal preferences (whether they know it or not)

The Navigator boasts:

• Editor's Picks, where users can also add or remove views, or build custom views
• Hot-links to most active objects (by views or time)
• “Top,” which provides access to the most popular items (weighted average)
• Grab It,” which “viralizes” site content, enabling users to widgetize things they like and post it elsewhere

The hoped-for result is a decrease in bounce rates and an increase in page views. The company also promises it'll be easy to deploy, and it's browser-agnostic.

Goody gumdrops. Now wipe your chin and jump in here.

JS-Kit Unveils Web 2.0 'Navigator' to Seething Throng of Web Publishers

\n\nToday the widget-Wonkas over at JS-Kit debuted Navigator, a web service that \"distills\" community opinion and user behavior (TWO DIFFERENT THINGS!) into a set of moderate-able and actionable site content views.\n\nThis yields two separate benefits:\n\n* Site managers can alter the service's look and feel based on two different forms of data (what users say they want, and what they actually do)\n* Regular visitors get quick access to content attuned to their personal preferences (whether they know it or not)

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