Hey thanks for sharing. Im a bit confused now with the heatmaps though. When you wanna see scrolls and hover with the mouse over the page you see this thin line that shows what % of users scrolled to that point. On the left there are other markers with average fold, 75%, 50% etc. It shows me that the average fold is at the bottom of the screen for mobile, as if half the users dont even scroll. But the mouse-hover line doesnt match these boxes on the left. Which one is correct? For example the hover line shows 62% for the average fold box...
Honestly, I have not thought about it. I've not noticed a contridiction as such. There is the scrolling % then there are the clickable areas and also where people actually click (inclugin I think dead clicks). These seem different things to me, but I could be missing your point. I will take a more careful look. Thanks so much for commenting.
Thank you David. I'm definitely going to see how I can integrate Clarity. If you have any tips going forward on how you integrate and use Clarity in your business, that would be very helpful.
Nice to see you Athlone. It's still new to me. My new blog is focussed on promoting agile approaches where we constantly improve websites with data. It's the oposite to traditional scoped website project and so far I have focussed on why I think we need a change of mindset. Later I hope to get more pratical posts, but I am still field testing with new clients.
Hey thanks for sharing.
Im a bit confused now with the heatmaps though.
When you wanna see scrolls and hover with the mouse over the page you see this thin line that shows what % of users scrolled to that point.
On the left there are other markers with average fold, 75%, 50% etc.
It shows me that the average fold is at the bottom of the screen for mobile, as if half the users dont even scroll.
But the mouse-hover line doesnt match these boxes on the left.
Which one is correct?
For example the hover line shows 62% for the average fold box...
Honestly, I have not thought about it. I've not noticed a contridiction as such. There is the scrolling % then there are the clickable areas and also where people actually click (inclugin I think dead clicks). These seem different things to me, but I could be missing your point. I will take a more careful look. Thanks so much for commenting.
Thank you David. I'm definitely going to see how I can integrate Clarity. If you have any tips going forward on how you integrate and use Clarity in your business, that would be very helpful.
Nice to see you Athlone. It's still new to me. My new blog is focussed on promoting agile approaches where we constantly improve websites with data. It's the oposite to traditional scoped website project and so far I have focussed on why I think we need a change of mindset. Later I hope to get more pratical posts, but I am still field testing with new clients.