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by mqrs
1940 days ago
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If you’re just using analytics to look at how effective UI designs are in making business conversions, couldn’t you still measure that by checking the backend and looking for a spike in activity towards the API endpoint that the UI invokes? Couldn’t you measure effectivity with a spike or drop in sales? I mean, good UX doesn’t so much rely on Google Analytics but on a UX engineer’s depth of knowledge about human psychology. |
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You could have multiple UIs hitting the same endpoint. Also, why limit yourself with such crude metrics?
> good UX doesn’t so much rely on Google Analytics but on a UX engineer’s depth of knowledge about human psychology
UX in theory, and UX in application are two different things. You could have the best models of how users will interact with your site, but until you deploy and measure, you have no idea what will happen.