UX

Should I optimize my website for Good Core Web Vitals Score?

The short answer is YES, but keep in mind that there are some trade-offs while optimizing your Core Web Vitals score. Understanding the trade-offs for getting a good Core Web Vitals score What happen in reality is that the principles from the perspectives of Designer and Developer are different. Designers don’t really care much about […]

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August 31, 2021

Features

New feature: Engagements Report

We are excited to introduce our new Engagements Report. We have received a lot of feature requests regarding the scroll depth. However, we decided not to release a scroll depth report since the scroll depth data alone is too vague in order to make any decision in terms of UX. We decided to create a more meaningful report rather than scroll depth: The Engagement report.

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June 14, 2021

UX

Why Google Core Web Vitals and Pagespeed scores don’t matter

Google has delayed the rollout of page experience update. The update will be rollout between June and August 2021, gradually. You probably aware that the update will include Core Web Vitals signals into search engine ranking algorithm. At this point, you might thinking of running a test on Google pagespeed. You might as well implement […]

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May 17, 2021

General

Meet Jason, your UX watchdog that looks out for you.

We understand the pain of the never ending loop from “Design”, “Development” to “Marketing”. Too many UX voices from decision makers, designers and developers. Everything sounds legit from their point of views. Does this sounds familiar to you?

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uxsniff
May 10, 2021

Features

New feature: Downtime alerts

We are glad to announce that Downtime Alerts is now available for all paid plans. UXsniff Watchdog will monitor your website every 5 minutes. You will get an alert email when your website is down.

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April 29, 2021

General

The Mystery of Direct Traffic

According to Google Analytics, direct traffic is website visitors that landed on your website either by direct typing your website URL into a browser or through browser bookmarks. Other than that, Google Analytics also considers the traffic source as “direct” when it doesn’t has any referral source.

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April 23, 2021