Mint, the edgy website analytics program is still one of the most preferred traffic statistics software among bloggers and web designers alike, and it’s mainly due to it’s great user interface design, features, and third-party plugins that has made it into such a trendy software in our industry.

The user interface is quite unique and well designed in my opinion, it has several layout options to select from for your viewing pleasure, which is a big plus in my book. Making it super easy to read even at a glance, instantly providing you with a great visual read-out of what is generating traffic on your site and where it’s coming from and going - and that is vital in the web industry when you are managing several popular websites.

The best feature so far is the vast selection of plugins that can be downloaded and installed into the Mint program to expand its functionality, although the core features that Mint comes with are amazing too. I found that the plugins and the Mint app itself are pretty easy to setup and install, I myself installed everything with in a couple of minutes.

If you want to see the Mint App in action, here’s a link to the live demo system. I always check out systems before I commit 100% and you should too. It’s fairly simple to navigate and operate, so there’s no learning curve you will have to adjust to when using Mint. Here’s also another link to the screencasts and screenshots, screencasts are great because they guide you through a lot of setup steps for the Mint app, making the installation even more simple to do.