Creating Heatmaps for Web Analytics

Corunet presents The definitive heatmap where by using a combination of Apache, Ruby and JavaScript, you can create your own heatmaps to track where users are clicking on your sites. So this combination of scripts essentially give you the same results as CrazyEgg, however, by rolling your own solution you’ll probably learn something along the way!

2 Responses to “Creating Heatmaps for Web Analytics”

  1. John Dowdell said on August 29th, 2006 at 9:21 pm

    “Heatmaps” are an imaging technique, to denote different levels of intensity by different colors. “The ultimate heatmap”, as a phrase, doesn’t make much sense… it refers to the technique, rather than to the goal of the technique. You could also heatmap-isize other user interactions, such as rollovers and eye movements. More here:
    http://weblogs.macromedia.com/jd/archives/2006/08/custom_clickmap.cfm

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