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About_Me.html
About_Me.html
``` **Why this approach:** - The site is a static HTML site with no build process or JavaScript bundler - The `/_vercel/insights/script.js` endpoint is automatically provided by Vercel when Web Analytics is enabled - Using the script tag directly is simpler and more appropriate than using the `@vercel/analytics` package's `inject()` function for static sites - The `defer` attribute ensures the script loads without blocking page rendering - The script automatically initializes analytics collection on page load ### What This Does Once the site is deployed to Vercel with Web Analytics enabled, these script tags will: 1. Load the Vercel Web Analytics tracking script 2. Automatically collect page views and basic metrics 3. Send analytics data to Vercel's analytics service 4. Provide real-time traffic insights in the Vercel dashboard ## Verification - ✅ All 10 HTML files verified to contain the analytics script - ✅ Package `@vercel/analytics` is correctly installed - ✅ No build errors (project has no build step) - ✅ No linting issues (project has no linter configured) - ✅ HTML structure preserved - only additions made, no existing code modified ## Next Steps for User 1. Ensure Web Analytics is enabled in the Vercel project settings 2. Deploy the site to Vercel 3. Visit the Vercel dashboard to view real-time analytics data 4. The analytics will automatically track page views, device types, browsers, and geographic location data ## Notes - The `@vercel/analytics` package dependency is installed but not actively used in code - it's installed for potential future use with framework-specific integration - For a pure static HTML site, the script tag approach is the most straightforward implementation - All changes preserve existing code structure and follow the site's existing patterns Co-authored-by: Vercel ithub.com>erns Co-authored-by: Vercel " class="Link--secondary" href="https://github.com/Williamnumismatics/Willgob-site/commit/ab213ddbf24bf38951b58614708b2f2f0c0320be">Install and Configure Vercel Web Analytics
Dec 14, 2025
Contact_Me.html
Contact_Me.html
``` **Why this approach:** - The site is a static HTML site with no build process or JavaScript bundler - The `/_vercel/insights/script.js` endpoint is automatically provided by Vercel when Web Analytics is enabled - Using the script tag directly is simpler and more appropriate than using the `@vercel/analytics` package's `inject()` function for static sites - The `defer` attribute ensures the script loads without blocking page rendering - The script automatically initializes analytics collection on page load ### What This Does Once the site is deployed to Vercel with Web Analytics enabled, these script tags will: 1. Load the Vercel Web Analytics tracking script 2. Automatically collect page views and basic metrics 3. Send analytics data to Vercel's analytics service 4. Provide real-time traffic insights in the Vercel dashboard ## Verification - ✅ All 10 HTML files verified to contain the analytics script - ✅ Package `@vercel/analytics` is correctly installed - ✅ No build errors (project has no build step) - ✅ No linting issues (project has no linter configured) - ✅ HTML structure preserved - only additions made, no existing code modified ## Next Steps for User 1. Ensure Web Analytics is enabled in the Vercel project settings 2. Deploy the site to Vercel 3. Visit the Vercel dashboard to view real-time analytics data 4. The analytics will automatically track page views, device types, browsers, and geographic location data ## Notes - The `@vercel/analytics` package dependency is installed but not actively used in code - it's installed for potential future use with framework-specific integration - For a pure static HTML site, the script tag approach is the most straightforward implementation - All changes preserve existing code structure and follow the site's existing patterns Co-authored-by: Vercel ithub.com>erns Co-authored-by: Vercel " class="Link--secondary" href="https://github.com/Williamnumismatics/Willgob-site/commit/ab213ddbf24bf38951b58614708b2f2f0c0320be">Install and Configure Vercel Web Analytics
Dec 14, 2025
FTC-removebg-preview.png
FTC-removebg-preview.png
Nov 25, 2025
FTC.html
FTC.html
``` **Why this approach:** - The site is a static HTML site with no build process or JavaScript bundler - The `/_vercel/insights/script.js` endpoint is automatically provided by Vercel when Web Analytics is enabled - Using the script tag directly is simpler and more appropriate than using the `@vercel/analytics` package's `inject()` function for static sites - The `defer` attribute ensures the script loads without blocking page rendering - The script automatically initializes analytics collection on page load ### What This Does Once the site is deployed to Vercel with Web Analytics enabled, these script tags will: 1. Load the Vercel Web Analytics tracking script 2. Automatically collect page views and basic metrics 3. Send analytics data to Vercel's analytics service 4. Provide real-time traffic insights in the Vercel dashboard ## Verification - ✅ All 10 HTML files verified to contain the analytics script - ✅ Package `@vercel/analytics` is correctly installed - ✅ No build errors (project has no build step) - ✅ No linting issues (project has no linter configured) - ✅ HTML structure preserved - only additions made, no existing code modified ## Next Steps for User 1. Ensure Web Analytics is enabled in the Vercel project settings 2. Deploy the site to Vercel 3. Visit the Vercel dashboard to view real-time analytics data 4. The analytics will automatically track page views, device types, browsers, and geographic location data ## Notes - The `@vercel/analytics` package dependency is installed but not actively used in code - it's installed for potential future use with framework-specific integration - For a pure static HTML site, the script tag approach is the most straightforward implementation - All changes preserve existing code structure and follow the site's existing patterns Co-authored-by: Vercel ithub.com>erns Co-authored-by: Vercel " class="Link--secondary" href="https://github.com/Williamnumismatics/Willgob-site/commit/ab213ddbf24bf38951b58614708b2f2f0c0320be">Install and Configure Vercel Web Analytics
Dec 14, 2025
FTC.png
FTC.png
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Journal.html
Journal.html
``` **Why this approach:** - The site is a static HTML site with no build process or JavaScript bundler - The `/_vercel/insights/script.js` endpoint is automatically provided by Vercel when Web Analytics is enabled - Using the script tag directly is simpler and more appropriate than using the `@vercel/analytics` package's `inject()` function for static sites - The `defer` attribute ensures the script loads without blocking page rendering - The script automatically initializes analytics collection on page load ### What This Does Once the site is deployed to Vercel with Web Analytics enabled, these script tags will: 1. Load the Vercel Web Analytics tracking script 2. Automatically collect page views and basic metrics 3. Send analytics data to Vercel's analytics service 4. Provide real-time traffic insights in the Vercel dashboard ## Verification - ✅ All 10 HTML files verified to contain the analytics script - ✅ Package `@vercel/analytics` is correctly installed - ✅ No build errors (project has no build step) - ✅ No linting issues (project has no linter configured) - ✅ HTML structure preserved - only additions made, no existing code modified ## Next Steps for User 1. Ensure Web Analytics is enabled in the Vercel project settings 2. Deploy the site to Vercel 3. Visit the Vercel dashboard to view real-time analytics data 4. The analytics will automatically track page views, device types, browsers, and geographic location data ## Notes - The `@vercel/analytics` package dependency is installed but not actively used in code - it's installed for potential future use with framework-specific integration - For a pure static HTML site, the script tag approach is the most straightforward implementation - All changes preserve existing code structure and follow the site's existing patterns Co-authored-by: Vercel ithub.com>erns Co-authored-by: Vercel " class="Link--secondary" href="https://github.com/Williamnumismatics/Willgob-site/commit/ab213ddbf24bf38951b58614708b2f2f0c0320be">Install and Configure Vercel Web Analytics
Dec 14, 2025
Magstrike.html
Magstrike.html
``` **Why this approach:** - The site is a static HTML site with no build process or JavaScript bundler - The `/_vercel/insights/script.js` endpoint is automatically provided by Vercel when Web Analytics is enabled - Using the script tag directly is simpler and more appropriate than using the `@vercel/analytics` package's `inject()` function for static sites - The `defer` attribute ensures the script loads without blocking page rendering - The script automatically initializes analytics collection on page load ### What This Does Once the site is deployed to Vercel with Web Analytics enabled, these script tags will: 1. Load the Vercel Web Analytics tracking script 2. Automatically collect page views and basic metrics 3. Send analytics data to Vercel's analytics service 4. Provide real-time traffic insights in the Vercel dashboard ## Verification - ✅ All 10 HTML files verified to contain the analytics script - ✅ Package `@vercel/analytics` is correctly installed - ✅ No build errors (project has no build step) - ✅ No linting issues (project has no linter configured) - ✅ HTML structure preserved - only additions made, no existing code modified ## Next Steps for User 1. Ensure Web Analytics is enabled in the Vercel project settings 2. Deploy the site to Vercel 3. Visit the Vercel dashboard to view real-time analytics data 4. The analytics will automatically track page views, device types, browsers, and geographic location data ## Notes - The `@vercel/analytics` package dependency is installed but not actively used in code - it's installed for potential future use with framework-specific integration - For a pure static HTML site, the script tag approach is the most straightforward implementation - All changes preserve existing code structure and follow the site's existing patterns Co-authored-by: Vercel ithub.com>erns Co-authored-by: Vercel " class="Link--secondary" href="https://github.com/Williamnumismatics/Willgob-site/commit/ab213ddbf24bf38951b58614708b2f2f0c0320be">Install and Configure Vercel Web Analytics
Dec 14, 2025
Projects.html
Projects.html
``` **Why this approach:** - The site is a static HTML site with no build process or JavaScript bundler - The `/_vercel/insights/script.js` endpoint is automatically provided by Vercel when Web Analytics is enabled - Using the script tag directly is simpler and more appropriate than using the `@vercel/analytics` package's `inject()` function for static sites - The `defer` attribute ensures the script loads without blocking page rendering - The script automatically initializes analytics collection on page load ### What This Does Once the site is deployed to Vercel with Web Analytics enabled, these script tags will: 1. Load the Vercel Web Analytics tracking script 2. Automatically collect page views and basic metrics 3. Send analytics data to Vercel's analytics service 4. Provide real-time traffic insights in the Vercel dashboard ## Verification - ✅ All 10 HTML files verified to contain the analytics script - ✅ Package `@vercel/analytics` is correctly installed - ✅ No build errors (project has no build step) - ✅ No linting issues (project has no linter configured) - ✅ HTML structure preserved - only additions made, no existing code modified ## Next Steps for User 1. Ensure Web Analytics is enabled in the Vercel project settings 2. Deploy the site to Vercel 3. Visit the Vercel dashboard to view real-time analytics data 4. The analytics will automatically track page views, device types, browsers, and geographic location data ## Notes - The `@vercel/analytics` package dependency is installed but not actively used in code - it's installed for potential future use with framework-specific integration - For a pure static HTML site, the script tag approach is the most straightforward implementation - All changes preserve existing code structure and follow the site's existing patterns Co-authored-by: Vercel ithub.com>erns Co-authored-by: Vercel " class="Link--secondary" href="https://github.com/Williamnumismatics/Willgob-site/commit/ab213ddbf24bf38951b58614708b2f2f0c0320be">Install and Configure Vercel Web Analytics
Dec 14, 2025
README.md
README.md
Dec 14, 2025
School.html
School.html
``` **Why this approach:** - The site is a static HTML site with no build process or JavaScript bundler - The `/_vercel/insights/script.js` endpoint is automatically provided by Vercel when Web Analytics is enabled - Using the script tag directly is simpler and more appropriate than using the `@vercel/analytics` package's `inject()` function for static sites - The `defer` attribute ensures the script loads without blocking page rendering - The script automatically initializes analytics collection on page load ### What This Does Once the site is deployed to Vercel with Web Analytics enabled, these script tags will: 1. Load the Vercel Web Analytics tracking script 2. Automatically collect page views and basic metrics 3. Send analytics data to Vercel's analytics service 4. Provide real-time traffic insights in the Vercel dashboard ## Verification - ✅ All 10 HTML files verified to contain the analytics script - ✅ Package `@vercel/analytics` is correctly installed - ✅ No build errors (project has no build step) - ✅ No linting issues (project has no linter configured) - ✅ HTML structure preserved - only additions made, no existing code modified ## Next Steps for User 1. Ensure Web Analytics is enabled in the Vercel project settings 2. Deploy the site to Vercel 3. Visit the Vercel dashboard to view real-time analytics data 4. The analytics will automatically track page views, device types, browsers, and geographic location data ## Notes - The `@vercel/analytics` package dependency is installed but not actively used in code - it's installed for potential future use with framework-specific integration - For a pure static HTML site, the script tag approach is the most straightforward implementation - All changes preserve existing code structure and follow the site's existing patterns Co-authored-by: Vercel ithub.com>erns Co-authored-by: Vercel " class="Link--secondary" href="https://github.com/Williamnumismatics/Willgob-site/commit/ab213ddbf24bf38951b58614708b2f2f0c0320be">Install and Configure Vercel Web Analytics
Dec 14, 2025
index.html
index.html
Dec 15, 2025
package-lock.json
package-lock.json
Dec 14, 2025
package.json
package.json
Dec 14, 2025
script.js
script.js
Nov 26, 2025
secret.html
secret.html
``` **Why this approach:** - The site is a static HTML site with no build process or JavaScript bundler - The `/_vercel/insights/script.js` endpoint is automatically provided by Vercel when Web Analytics is enabled - Using the script tag directly is simpler and more appropriate than using the `@vercel/analytics` package's `inject()` function for static sites - The `defer` attribute ensures the script loads without blocking page rendering - The script automatically initializes analytics collection on page load ### What This Does Once the site is deployed to Vercel with Web Analytics enabled, these script tags will: 1. Load the Vercel Web Analytics tracking script 2. Automatically collect page views and basic metrics 3. Send analytics data to Vercel's analytics service 4. Provide real-time traffic insights in the Vercel dashboard ## Verification - ✅ All 10 HTML files verified to contain the analytics script - ✅ Package `@vercel/analytics` is correctly installed - ✅ No build errors (project has no build step) - ✅ No linting issues (project has no linter configured) - ✅ HTML structure preserved - only additions made, no existing code modified ## Next Steps for User 1. Ensure Web Analytics is enabled in the Vercel project settings 2. Deploy the site to Vercel 3. Visit the Vercel dashboard to view real-time analytics data 4. The analytics will automatically track page views, device types, browsers, and geographic location data ## Notes - The `@vercel/analytics` package dependency is installed but not actively used in code - it's installed for potential future use with framework-specific integration - For a pure static HTML site, the script tag approach is the most straightforward implementation - All changes preserve existing code structure and follow the site's existing patterns Co-authored-by: Vercel ithub.com>erns Co-authored-by: Vercel " class="Link--secondary" href="https://github.com/Williamnumismatics/Willgob-site/commit/ab213ddbf24bf38951b58614708b2f2f0c0320be">Install and Configure Vercel Web Analytics
Dec 14, 2025
sidebar.html
sidebar.html
Nov 25, 2025
styles.css
styles.css
Dec 15, 2025
template.html
template.html
``` **Why this approach:** - The site is a static HTML site with no build process or JavaScript bundler - The `/_vercel/insights/script.js` endpoint is automatically provided by Vercel when Web Analytics is enabled - Using the script tag directly is simpler and more appropriate than using the `@vercel/analytics` package's `inject()` function for static sites - The `defer` attribute ensures the script loads without blocking page rendering - The script automatically initializes analytics collection on page load ### What This Does Once the site is deployed to Vercel with Web Analytics enabled, these script tags will: 1. Load the Vercel Web Analytics tracking script 2. Automatically collect page views and basic metrics 3. Send analytics data to Vercel's analytics service 4. Provide real-time traffic insights in the Vercel dashboard ## Verification - ✅ All 10 HTML files verified to contain the analytics script - ✅ Package `@vercel/analytics` is correctly installed - ✅ No build errors (project has no build step) - ✅ No linting issues (project has no linter configured) - ✅ HTML structure preserved - only additions made, no existing code modified ## Next Steps for User 1. Ensure Web Analytics is enabled in the Vercel project settings 2. Deploy the site to Vercel 3. Visit the Vercel dashboard to view real-time analytics data 4. The analytics will automatically track page views, device types, browsers, and geographic location data ## Notes - The `@vercel/analytics` package dependency is installed but not actively used in code - it's installed for potential future use with framework-specific integration - For a pure static HTML site, the script tag approach is the most straightforward implementation - All changes preserve existing code structure and follow the site's existing patterns Co-authored-by: Vercel ithub.com>erns Co-authored-by: Vercel " class="Link--secondary" href="https://github.com/Williamnumismatics/Willgob-site/commit/ab213ddbf24bf38951b58614708b2f2f0c0320be">Install and Configure Vercel Web Analytics
Dec 14, 2025

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