
One of the best things - you are almost totally independent of your developers. You don't need to constantly ask them to add something to your website code to measure goals and create funnels, segments and filters. The retroactive analysis also came out very handy at the beginning of my journey with CUX when I was unsure about what I wanted to measure and later when I started to build and check the hypotheses.
CUX also has excellent customer support. They've helped me a lot when I was stuck setting complicated goals or funnels and are very open about accepting suggestions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
As CUX offers a pretty innovative way of working with data for UX designers, it will take some time to fully understand its capabilities and what you can achieve using it. As in any other analytical tool - you won't find here any magical dashboard or set of data that will tell you all about your product or customers because magic is not in metrics but in your mindset. To unlock CUX's full capacity, you definitely will need a basic understanding of how your website is built and how to use Chrome DevTools. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
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