As you might imagine, as the owner of MLB Trade Rumors, I am a heavy user of the website. When it comes to website traffic, 80% of ours comes via mobile devices, so I often navigate the site on my phone. In recent years, I’ve experienced difficulty in getting good results from MLBTR’s search tool, as well as in general navigation. This year, I set out to fix that. I started by gathering data on what MLBTR users usually search for, and I found that in the offseason it’s almost always a player name, team name, or an attempt to find free agent-related links. Within the limited real estate of MLBTR’s mobile web navigation bar, we’ve made it easier to find those things. Previously, the search
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