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Pageviews and session time stats per page in toolbar

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Description

What I really want to understand for an individual page is

  • Where are people coming from? Directly from google/ads/a different page or from somewhere on my own site/app?
  • How long are people spending on the page on average? We also have the distribution for these stats so that's worth including
  • Bounce rate. Bounce rate should be able to calculate by whether this pageview (or pageleave) was their last event in the session)
  • Where they're going next
  • How many unique visitors (just simple count) and ideally compared to a previous period (is it increasing vs last week for example)
  • Who's visiting this page? A list of users, with 'identified' users first. This might not be a 'stats' thing but would be cool to have.

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Research direction

Start at the toolbar entry point and review how page-level analytics are currently presented. Define how the requested sources, session-time distribution, bounce rate, navigation, unique visitors, period comparison, and visitor list should appear; done means these page-specific statistics are available and understandable in the toolbar.

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Assessment

Tech stack
python, react
Domain
analytics
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Needs clarification
Newbie friendliness
20/100

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