User Flow Tracking
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User Flow Tracking
User Flow Tracking is a way to see how people move step by step through a website or app, showing where they click, scroll, or leave. In Experience Research, User Flow Tracking helps designers spot the exact points where users feel confused or happy, so teams can make changes that fit what people really do. Designers can use this information to make sure each step in a process, like signing up or buying something, feels smooth and easy. By looking at the order and timing of actions, designers can find patterns that show what works well and where people might need extra help or clearer instructions.
user journey mapping, interaction analysis, behavioral patterns, design optimization, usability research, experience analytics
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