26. A method comprising: using a first element viewable on each of a plurality of particular web pages of a website upon initial display of a particular web page to solicit page-specific user feedback concerning the particular web page, the first element appearing identically and behaving consistently on each of the plurality of particular web pages; using a second element displayed in response to user selection of the first element to solicit one or more page-specific subjective ratings of the particular web page and one or more associated page-specific open-ended comments concerning the particular web page, the second element appearing identically and behaving consistently each time it is displayed in response to user selection of the first element viewable on a particular web page; using software associated with the first element to receive the user selection of the first element and initiate display of the second element in response; and using software associated with the second element to receive the page-specific user feedback, the page-specific user feedback concerning the particular webpages having been provided by a user while the user remained at the particular web page, and comprising one or more page-specific subjective ratings of the particular web page and one or more associated page-specific open-ended comments concerning the particular web page for reporting to an interested party, the page-specific user feedback allowing the interested party to access page-specific subjective ratings and associated page-specific open-ended comments across the plurality of particular web pages to identify one or more particular web pages for which the page-specific user feedback is notable relative to page-specific user feedback for other particular web pages; wherein: the first element is viewable within a browser window upon initial display of the particular web page; and the method further comprises causing the first element to remain viewable within the browser window, at least at least prior to the user selection, regardless of user scrolling.
26. A method comprising: using a first element viewable on each of a plurality of particular web pages of a website upon initial display of a particular web page to solicit page-specific user feedback concerning the particular web page, the first element appearing identically and behaving consistently on each of the plurality of particular web pages; using a second element displayed in response to user selection of the first element to solicit one or more page-specific subjective ratings of the particular web page and one or more associated page-specific open-ended comments concerning the particular web page, the second element appearing identically and behaving consistently each time it is displayed in response to user selection of the first element viewable on a particular web page; using software associated with the first element to receive the user selection of the first element and initiate display of the second element in response; and using software associated with the second element to receive the page-specific user feedback, the page-specific user feedback concerning the particular webpages having been provided by a user while the user remained at the particular web page, and comprising one or more page-specific subjective ratings of the particular web page and one or more associated page-specific open-ended comments concerning the particular web page for reporting to an interested party, the page-specific user feedback allowing the interested party to access page-specific subjective ratings and associated page-specific open-ended comments across the plurality of particular web pages to identify one or more particular web pages for which the page-specific user feedback is notable relative to page-specific user feedback for other particular web pages; wherein: the first element is viewable within a browser window upon initial display of the particular web page; and the method further comprises causing the first element to remain viewable within the browser window, at least at least prior to the user selection, regardless of user scrolling. 27. The method of claim 26 , wherein the software associated with the first element is incorporated into software of each of the plurality of particular web pages.