Is there a tool to build a click tree (for usability testing)?

Question

Analytics

You need a client application (a browser plug-in or a full-fledged browser) that tracks the structure of user navigation on the site, as well as a tool for visual analysis of the result (in the form of a tree || graph). Those. from the client, we must receive a certain data structure containing clicks and additional. information, and for its part - to parse all this and see with the eyes.

Is there a ready solution or literature on this topic? I am finishing the bike, and it is still not clear how it should work.

Google didn't save me.

Thank you.

Answer 1

Yandex Metrica? There is a site path map, a link map, a click map.
API Metrica api.yandex.ru/metrika/

Answer 2

I'm in the same bike business. I myself use Google Analytics for the data source. So far, the problem is that it is not entirely clear how to track a specific user. As a basis, I use the site graph - the parser builds it by following the links, and enters everything into the database. Data from GA is already superimposed on this structure, being tied to a specific page.

Answer 3

In the statistics from liveinternet in the express audit section, if you select "last 100 ip" - then you can trace the path of each site. In the paid version, it seems that the limit is more than 100.

Answer 4

Maybe this will help: www.labsmedia.com/clickheat ?

Answer 5

In piwik, if you install the Live! a log of all site visitors appears, which lists which links and in what order they went, and accordingly there is an api - you can write your own module to analyze and visualize this data in the form you need.
The only thing is that for this you will have to install this same pivik somewhere, and you will have to put its counter on the site.
piwik.org