The document summarizes research into the most effective ways to present crime statistics and maps online. Researchers tested 6 different crime mapping websites from the UK and US with users. Eye tracking and think aloud sessions showed that tables provided the quickest access to data, while graphs connected statistics but took longer to extract information from. Maps were best for area selection, overviews, and comparisons when color coded meaningfully. The research recommends connecting maps and data, usability testing before publishing, and providing context to aid understanding of statistics.