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It makes me wonder how many people hit the checkout flow on some websites, I'm sure the numbers for some people (automakers maybe) aren't too dissimilar.
We do have a checkout flow, and yes, that page is visited by a very small number of users. However, you don't actually think I deleted the checkout flow, do you?
> While I knew that some pages were less frequently visited than others, I was surprised to see that there were modules that accounted for less than 0.1% of page visits. This meant I could remove them entirely without affecting 99.9% of users. I could delete entire directories containing dozens of files and thousands of lines of code. I don't know about the author's application, but a data driven approach is not goin…
I didn't say I deleted everything that had less than 0.1% of page visits. :) For instance, I didn't delete the "Account Settings" page. Features don't need a high percentage of traffic to be important, but less important features generally account for a very low percentage of traffic.