I feel tools like FullStory or Microsoft Clarity are super helpful for analyzing how users interact with your product and identifying friction points in the UX. They provide heatmaps, session recordings, and other visual insights to understand where users are getting stuck or confused. Combining that qualitative data with quantitative analytics from a tool like Amplitude or Mixpanel to see feature usage can paint a clear picture of your UX. Then you know where to focus your efforts to smooth out those rough edges and create a better user experience.
@tonyabracadabra Definitely agree, I wanted to give a huge shoutout to PostHog as we've found their tool to be the clear leader in both session replays and general analytics
I dont think any tool an enhance. But tools like Hotjar or Clarity can help us understand where the users are struggling.
The other option is to use tools like Mixpanel that gives you insights on which features / options are least by the users and then you can talk to a segment of the users on why they dont use it.
A key tool that can significantly enhance UX in the e-commerce industry is easybits' Discovery module. By offering personalized product recommendations through an interactive chat, it streamlines the discovery process for new products. This allows users to find what they need more quickly, ultimately improving the overall user experience and making it smoother and more engaging.