The Complete 'Data-Driven UX' Course
Where you learned to derive meaningful insights
“As its high-involvement products, users would decide to purchase a product after long and careful consideration. We could put information in the image that would appeal to the users, to meet their needs.”
“Looking at this heatmap we could derive that users were more interested in reviews at the bottom of the page, rather than an image of the product details! We should reposition the review content and redesign the images.”
“Analyzing funnels, we could discover that users tend to exit most in the product detail page. But we couldn't specify the reasons for the exit and how to improve UI.”
“We could discover that users had trouble with finding the product they wanted via heatmap analysis. If we apply the filter function, we expect to increase the usability and decrease the exit rate.”
'Exit rate' itself does not tell you why the user left.
Do you know why so many users left the cart page?
Or why so many customers contact about the payment method?
From this course, you will get to read data to better understand the user behavior and craft user experience.
Now is the time to learn to derive data-based insights with Beusable Data-Driven UX Course
Explains why heatmap analysis became important by reading the overall market environment. It also introduces the concept and principle of the heatmap. The first day focuses on how to cross-aggregate and analyze the click and move heatmaps.
Starting UX Data AnalysisIntroduces the concept of click, move, scroll heatmap as well as attention graph and activity stream
Case Study of Cross Heatmap AnalysisIf day 1 and 2 were laying the groundwork, from day 3 exercise of UX data analysis will be the main part of this lesson to strengthen your analytical skills.
Review: Heatmap Cross AnalysisGives you tips on how to apply the result of UX data analysis and share them within your organization
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