klõpsimismustrid
Klõpsimismustrid refers to the observable sequences of user interactions on a website or digital interface. These patterns typically track mouse clicks, hovers, scrolls, and navigation paths. Analyzing klõpsimismustrid helps understand user behavior, identify areas of interest, and pinpoint usability issues. For example, a common klõpsimismuster might involve a user navigating from a homepage to a product page, adding an item to their cart, and then proceeding to checkout. Deviations from expected patterns, such as frequent clicks on dead links or repeated navigation through the same pages, can indicate problems with content organization or user experience design.
Tools like Google Analytics, Hotjar, and Crazy Egg are commonly used to record and visualize these patterns.