Navigation & Layout
2026-04-07
The data provided appears to be truncated — I can see full data for Bet365 (two captures: logged-out and logged-in) and the beginning of William Hill, but the JSON cuts off mid-entry during William Hill's promo offers. There's no data visible for the remaining ~19 sites referenced in the screenshot list (Paddy Power, Sky Bet, Coral, Ladbrokes, Betfair, etc.).
To complete this analysis properly — nav item counts per site, bottom bar consensus items, tap counts to key destinations, outside-industry comparisons — I need the full dataset.
Could you re-paste the complete JSON? It looks like it may have hit a character limit or been clipped on send.
Previous Weeks
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Key Takeaways Bottom navigation dominates betting sites: 14 of 16 analysable betting sites use bottom navigation bars, with only William Hill (6 top nav items) and Bet365 (8 items) taking different approaches. BoyleSports already follows this pattern effectively. Financial actions remain largely hid...
Key Takeaways Navigation volume varies dramatically: Bet365 leads with 35 top-level nav items, while BetMGM has just 8, with most betting sites clustering around 15-20 items compared to non-betting sites averaging 6-8 items. Bottom navigation adoption is inconsistent: Only 5 of 17 usable betting sit...