How do you analyze user behavior in your product?
Nikolina Radulovic
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Which tools and methods do you use to analyze how users interact with your product?
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Anoushka Srivastava@anoushka_srivastava1
Hey Nikolina,
We blend quantitative data with quick, qualitative insights to understand user behaviour. 5-second tests, for example, give us a snapshot of what elements grab attention or cause confusion, helping us prioritise further testing.
It's just one tool in our toolbox, but we've found it surprisingly helpful & quick to execute. Curious to hear what unconventional methods you've used to gain user insights!
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I use a mix of tools and methods to get a full picture. First off, I love Google Analytics for tracking site activity. For example, when I noticed a high drop-off rate on our sign-up page, I tested different layouts and reduced form fields, boosting our conversion rate by 20%.
Hotjar is another favorite—it gives me heatmaps and session recordings, so I can see exactly how users navigate our site. I found users were ignoring a key feature because it was buried, so I moved it higher up and doubled engagement.
I also do regular user interviews and surveys. Direct feedback is gold. For example, users asked for a dark mode, so I added it, and satisfaction went up. Lastly, I use NPS surveys to gauge user happiness and loyalty. It showed we needed to improve our support response times, so we streamlined that process.
Our team utilizes a combination of heatmaps, user recordings, and A/B testing to gain insights into how users interact with our product. By analyzing these data points, we are able to identify areas for improvement and optimize the user experience.
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