The two websites that I looked at on the Most visited websites in 2011 page on Museum Analytics were:
London, United Kingdom
The website is more white box display model, that I think that works well.
A more traditional "high" culture website.
Categories on the website are:
Latest Tweets:
As of 03 Oct - 09 Oct / Previous: 26 Sep - 02 Oct
Tate
Located:London, United Kingdom
The website is more white box display model, that I think that works well.
Categories on the website are:
- Home
- Art & artists
- Visit
- What's on
- Blogs & channel
- Join & support
- Learn
- Research
- About
- Shop
Latest Tweets:
Where are you right now? At work, on the beach or stuck on a train… Send us a photo #TATEVIEW- How did Lowry put together his late urban panoramas? Find out on the latest blog from curator @HelenLittle3 http://ow.ly/pEi5p #Lowry
As of 03 Oct - 09 Oct / Previous: 26 Sep - 02 Oct
National Portrait Gallery
London, United KingdomFacebook
A more traditional "high" culture website.
Categories on the website are:
- HOME
- VISIT
- WHAT'S ON
- COLLECTIONS
- LEARNING
- RESEARCH
- BEYOND THE GALLERY
- ABOUT US
- SUPPORT US
- SHOP
- BUSINESS AND HIRE
Latest Tweets:
- Poet or Banker? Celebrity or Butcher? Where would you fit in Elizabethan society? Play our new game to
find out! http://ow.ly/pEzJO - Win 2 tickets to @AndrewGrahamDix in conversation next Thurs & a copy of 21st Century Portraits. RT by 5pm tomorrow! http://ow.ly/pExO1
As of 03 Oct - 09 Oct / Previous: 26 Sep - 02 Oct
Both have a much more active Twitter feed then Facebook postings, which promotes more interaction with followers rather than the passive involvement of Facebook. The web pages are very different but, interestingly enough they both interchange the traditional 'Event' tab with 'What's on'.
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