[xwiki-devs] Proposal: Mouseflow on xwiki.org
Hello XWiki community, I’m Benjamin, in charge of Marketing at XWiki SAS. I have a suggestion for xwiki.org. We are currently using Mouseflow on xwiki.com. This tool allows us to track and record sessions on the website. This is interesting in various aspects. First, we know more about the behavior of our website visitors. This helps us to better understand what are the paths they are using to access various contents and documents. This tools generates heatmaps for: - click, - movement, - scroll, - attention etc. You’ll get more info here > https://mouseflow.com/tour/session-playback/ At XWiki SAS, we have currently 1 licence for 3 websites. So I propose to install it on xwiki.org. I’m planning to record 1 session out of 2. If nobody is against this idea, I’ll share after one month some results with you. I will also propose some ideas to improve the path to download sections, but also to service providers and to the documentation. I’m looking forward to your feedback on this, Thanks, Benjamin -- <http://xwiki.com> *Benjamin Lanciaux* *Marketing Communications Manager* benjamin.lanciaux@xwiki.com tel: +33 (0)1 45 42 40 90 skype: benjaminxwiki
Hi Benjamin, On 26 Feb 2016 at 11:52:32, Benjamin Lanciaux (benjamin.lanciaux@xwiki.com(mailto:benjamin.lanciaux@xwiki.com)) wrote:
Hello XWiki community,
I’m Benjamin, in charge of Marketing at XWiki SAS. I have a suggestion for xwiki.org.
We are currently using Mouseflow on xwiki.com. This tool allows us to track and record sessions on the website. This is interesting in various aspects. First, we know more about the behavior of our website visitors. This helps us to better understand what are the paths they are using to access various contents and documents.
This tools generates heatmaps for:
- click, - movement, - scroll, - attention etc.
You’ll get more info here > https://mouseflow.com/tour/session-playback/
At XWiki SAS, we have currently 1 licence for 3 websites. So I propose to install it on xwiki.org. I’m planning to record 1 session out of 2.
If nobody is against this idea, I’ll share after one month some results with you. I will also propose some ideas to improve the path to download sections, but also to service providers and to the documentation.
I’m looking forward to your feedback on this,
That’s an excellent idea! Nobody has done this before and it would be great to know what we could improve on xwiki.org :) Thanks a lot for volunteering on this! Big +1 from me. -Vincent
Thanks,
Benjamin
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*Benjamin Lanciaux*
+0 I'm interested in the results. Thanks, Caty On Fri, Feb 26, 2016 at 12:53 PM, vincent@massol.net <vincent@massol.net> wrote:
Hi Benjamin,
On 26 Feb 2016 at 11:52:32, Benjamin Lanciaux (benjamin.lanciaux@xwiki.com (mailto:benjamin.lanciaux@xwiki.com)) wrote:
Hello XWiki community,
I’m Benjamin, in charge of Marketing at XWiki SAS. I have a suggestion for xwiki.org.
We are currently using Mouseflow on xwiki.com. This tool allows us to track and record sessions on the website. This is interesting in various aspects. First, we know more about the behavior of our website visitors. This helps us to better understand what are the paths they are using to access various contents and documents.
This tools generates heatmaps for:
- click, - movement, - scroll, - attention etc.
You’ll get more info here > https://mouseflow.com/tour/session-playback/
At XWiki SAS, we have currently 1 licence for 3 websites. So I propose to install it on xwiki.org. I’m planning to record 1 session out of 2.
If nobody is against this idea, I’ll share after one month some results with you. I will also propose some ideas to improve the path to download sections, but also to service providers and to the documentation.
I’m looking forward to your feedback on this,
That’s an excellent idea! Nobody has done this before and it would be great to know what we could improve on xwiki.org :)
Thanks a lot for volunteering on this!
Big +1 from me.
-Vincent
Thanks,
Benjamin
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*Benjamin Lanciaux*
devs mailing list devs@xwiki.org http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/devs
Sounds good. +1 On Fri, Feb 26, 2016 at 11:53 AM, vincent@massol.net <vincent@massol.net> wrote:
Hi Benjamin,
On 26 Feb 2016 at 11:52:32, Benjamin Lanciaux (benjamin.lanciaux@xwiki.com(mailto:benjamin.lanciaux@xwiki.com)) wrote:
Hello XWiki community,
I’m Benjamin, in charge of Marketing at XWiki SAS. I have a suggestion for xwiki.org.
We are currently using Mouseflow on xwiki.com. This tool allows us to track and record sessions on the website. This is interesting in various aspects. First, we know more about the behavior of our website visitors. This helps us to better understand what are the paths they are using to access various contents and documents.
This tools generates heatmaps for:
- click, - movement, - scroll, - attention etc.
You’ll get more info here > https://mouseflow.com/tour/session-playback/
At XWiki SAS, we have currently 1 licence for 3 websites. So I propose to install it on xwiki.org. I’m planning to record 1 session out of 2.
If nobody is against this idea, I’ll share after one month some results with you. I will also propose some ideas to improve the path to download sections, but also to service providers and to the documentation.
I’m looking forward to your feedback on this,
That’s an excellent idea! Nobody has done this before and it would be great to know what we could improve on xwiki.org :)
Thanks a lot for volunteering on this!
Big +1 from me.
-Vincent
Thanks,
Benjamin
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*Benjamin Lanciaux*
devs mailing list devs@xwiki.org http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/devs
-- Thomas Mortagne
+1 Thanks, Marius On Fri, Feb 26, 2016 at 12:52 PM, Benjamin Lanciaux < benjamin.lanciaux@xwiki.com> wrote:
Hello XWiki community,
I’m Benjamin, in charge of Marketing at XWiki SAS. I have a suggestion for xwiki.org.
We are currently using Mouseflow on xwiki.com. This tool allows us to track and record sessions on the website. This is interesting in various aspects. First, we know more about the behavior of our website visitors. This helps us to better understand what are the paths they are using to access various contents and documents.
This tools generates heatmaps for:
- click, - movement, - scroll, - attention etc.
You’ll get more info here > https://mouseflow.com/tour/session-playback/
At XWiki SAS, we have currently 1 licence for 3 websites. So I propose to install it on xwiki.org. I’m planning to record 1 session out of 2.
If nobody is against this idea, I’ll share after one month some results with you. I will also propose some ideas to improve the path to download sections, but also to service providers and to the documentation.
I’m looking forward to your feedback on this,
Thanks,
Benjamin
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<http://xwiki.com> *Benjamin Lanciaux* *Marketing Communications Manager* benjamin.lanciaux@xwiki.com tel: +33 (0)1 45 42 40 90 skype: benjaminxwiki _______________________________________________ devs mailing list devs@xwiki.org http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/devs
Thanks to all who replied! FYI I’ll be installing it tomorrow on xwiki.org(http://xwiki.org) with Benjamin. Thanks -Vincent On 26 Feb 2016 at 11:52:32, Benjamin Lanciaux (benjamin.lanciaux@xwiki.com(mailto:benjamin.lanciaux@xwiki.com)) wrote:
Hello XWiki community,
I’m Benjamin, in charge of Marketing at XWiki SAS. I have a suggestion for xwiki.org.
We are currently using Mouseflow on xwiki.com. This tool allows us to track and record sessions on the website. This is interesting in various aspects. First, we know more about the behavior of our website visitors. This helps us to better understand what are the paths they are using to access various contents and documents.
This tools generates heatmaps for:
- click, - movement, - scroll, - attention etc.
You’ll get more info here > https://mouseflow.com/tour/session-playback/
At XWiki SAS, we have currently 1 licence for 3 websites. So I propose to install it on xwiki.org. I’m planning to record 1 session out of 2.
If nobody is against this idea, I’ll share after one month some results with you. I will also propose some ideas to improve the path to download sections, but also to service providers and to the documentation.
I’m looking forward to your feedback on this,
Thanks,
Benjamin
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*Benjamin Lanciaux*
Hello all, Mouseflow has been installed on xwiki.org. I'll keep you posted about the results (in 1 month). Best regards, -- <http://xwiki.com> *Benjamin Lanciaux* *Marketing Communications Manager* benjamin.lanciaux@xwiki.com tel: +33 (0)1 45 42 40 90 skype: benjaminxwiki 2016-03-01 16:06 GMT+01:00 vincent@massol.net <vincent@massol.net>:
Thanks to all who replied!
FYI I’ll be installing it tomorrow on xwiki.org(http://xwiki.org) with Benjamin.
Thanks -Vincent
On 26 Feb 2016 at 11:52:32, Benjamin Lanciaux (benjamin.lanciaux@xwiki.com (mailto:benjamin.lanciaux@xwiki.com)) wrote:
Hello XWiki community,
I’m Benjamin, in charge of Marketing at XWiki SAS. I have a suggestion for xwiki.org.
We are currently using Mouseflow on xwiki.com. This tool allows us to track and record sessions on the website. This is interesting in various aspects. First, we know more about the behavior of our website visitors. This helps us to better understand what are the paths they are using to access various contents and documents.
This tools generates heatmaps for:
- click, - movement, - scroll, - attention etc.
You’ll get more info here > https://mouseflow.com/tour/session-playback/
At XWiki SAS, we have currently 1 licence for 3 websites. So I propose to install it on xwiki.org. I’m planning to record 1 session out of 2.
If nobody is against this idea, I’ll share after one month some results with you. I will also propose some ideas to improve the path to download sections, but also to service providers and to the documentation.
I’m looking forward to your feedback on this,
Thanks,
Benjamin
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*Benjamin Lanciaux*
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Benjamin Lanciaux -
Ecaterina Moraru (Valica) -
Marius Dumitru Florea -
Thomas Mortagne -
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