Why might an analytics review benefit me?
Data-driven insights
It's about eliminating biases and preconceptions regarding the website, and instead relying on data.
How your users are behaving
Using data collected over a certain period of time, we're able to report how users really behave on your website.
Confirming assumptions
Following on from heuristic and expert reviews, studying analytics helps us confirm assumptions and prioritise.
Combining data
Drawing data from multiple programs like Google Analytics, Microsoft Clarity etc, provides wholesome insight.
Optimise data collection
Receive recommendations on what changes need to be made to collect better data in the future.
Recommendations
Receive clear next-step recommendations on how to make improvements to your site.
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A balanced user research project will contain both quantitative and qualitative insights
A data-driven approach is very important. Data gathered from page analytics using Google Analytics or something like Microsoft Clarity can give us so many useful insights, and there’s often very little margin for error in terms of interpreting the results of that data gathered.
It can be extremely useful in terms of uncovering friction or errors that could otherwise be missed by expert reviews, user testing and heuristic audits. So analysing page analytics (looking at clicks, journeys, scrolls, exits etc) can also be very helpful when trying to understand our audience better and their journey. It may be very different to what may be pressumed.
However a data-driven approach alone is likely to miss insights that only humans might pick up on. It can miss the context. We know the what, but don’t always know the why. It’s therefore recommended that an analytics review is done in conjunction with one or more of the qualitative solutions mentioned above. Used together they can help us prioritise design problems.
We work with people who believe what we believe:
That UX holds the power, and science can help us unlock the secrets
