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UI/UX & Graphic Designing
Heat maps help to define the qualitative or intrinsic aspects of data on a website like where customers click, which button colors get the most clicks, etc. Heat maps use a cool-to-warm color gradient where cool = unpopular and warm = popular.
They help you see which parts of a particular webpage get the most clicks, dwell time, and traffic. You get an easy-to-interpret visual representation of which parts of your website people interact with and which they ignore.
This critical insight is difficult to convey just by analyzing Google Analytics and/or ad data. For example, tracking the number of clicks to a page is important, but it’s also imperative to know how the traffic interacts with the site. This is what makes the data from heat maps so important.
The best way to know what people are looking for is by asking them, which is why user interviews are such an excellent way to gather data about your marketing assets. Interviews are time-intensive, but they’re a proven method to determine if you’re sending users the right message at the right time.
Surveys are a similarly great tool to collect data from your audience on a larger scale. However, designing them to get the information you really want can be a challenge. We design them for a clear objective and keep questions specific rather than broad.
The results should give us a clearer picture of what your audience needs from your brand, what they already love, and what we can improve.
Digital marketing campaign data is an underutilized data set when it comes to website design.
On your website, we can test how website visitors interact with different CTA button placements on a blog post. For example, a post’s organic traffic may interact with the page differently than paid traffic from Google or Facebook. The organic traffic might be actively researching and clicking a CTA located at the bottom of the page, while paid traffic might click a CTA found at the top of the page. Depending on who we’re targeting, we may change the button placement.
We can also test different colors or sizes of the button to see if people respond differently as we change the visuals.
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