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After being interviewed on this matter by whatuserdo, I thought I will extend my point. It is not a secret that (pretty much) every website or another digital product is created in order to achieve some business objectives and a great UX is a tool to achieve them (unhappy users do not convert). In the
Let's say you have a website that works quite well for you, but nothing is perfect and you are aware that there is plenty of room for improvement in terms of user experience and your conversion rate. Online analytics services, such as Google Analytics, provide a lot of useful data to make sense of what