The document discusses how to choose the right user experience (UX) metrics for products. It presents the HEART framework for defining UX goals, which stands for Happiness, Engagement, Adoption, Retention, and Task Completion. Each element of HEART outlines example goals, signals that could indicate progress towards those goals, and metrics that could be used to measure the signals. The document encourages defining goals in a way that is not tied to existing metrics, identifying potential signals in existing data, and analyzing data to determine appropriate metrics. It provides examples applying the HEART-GSM (Goals, Signals, Metrics) framework and lists additional resources on measuring user experience.
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Goals - Signals - Metrics
Goals
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A common pitfall is to
define goals in terms of
your existing metrics -
well, our goal is to
increase downloads of
our app
For users to enjoy content
and keep discovering more to
engage with
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Signals
If you are already
collecting potential
useful signals, you can
analyze the data you
have and try to
understand which
signals seem to be the
best predictors of the
associated goal
The amount of time users
spend engaging with
content in your app
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Metrics
You will need to some
analysis of the data
youve already collected
to decide whats most
appropriate.
The avg no. of minutes
spent engaging in content
on app per user per day
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+ GV: Measuring the User Experience on Large Scale: User-Centered Metrics
for Web Applications
+ NN/g: Measuring User Experience
+ UX Matters: Choosing the Right Metrics for User Experience
+ Measuring U: 10 Benchmarks for User Experience Metrics
+ JUS: A Strategic Approach to Metrics for User Experience Designers
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