Understanding Movement Heatmap

Welcome to our step-by-step guide on understanding Mouseflow's Movement Heatmaps. This tutorial is designed to help you unlock the full potential of our Movement heatmaps for analyzing user behavior on your website.
Whether you're looking to improve user engagement, optimize page layouts, or simply gain deeper insights into how visitors interact with your site, this guide has you covered.
See how you can build your website's heatmap now 👇
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[@missy-i7j]

Can you share the link to any article or video which demonstrates how to add no code tags ?

[@mouseflowcom]

@@missy-i7j You have two ways of tagging in Mouseflow, first is manually on the session replay list:
help.mouseflow.com/en/articles/6225873-tag-sessions-manually
And you can also use the Custom Tag Editor:
help.mouseflow.com/en/articles/4312051-tags-and-tagging-sessions-using-the-custom-tags-editor

[@missy-i7j]

Does it use mouse movement to determine movement? So if user does not move it's cursor we cannot determine what words he is looking at?

[@mouseflowcom]

@@missy-i7j That's right. It uses the Mouse movement to generate heatspots; to determine 'what words' they are looking at. The attention heatmap will be useful to determine which sections of your website they spend time on. By analyzing the attention time for paragraphs and sections you will be able to determine if your users are reading your texts or not. But you don't usually get to tell what a user is reading by simply putting the cursor above the text as people behave and interact within the websites differently.
To summarize, movement heatmap is directly related to the user's mouse movements. Hope that helps 🙏🏽

[@missy-i7j]

@@mouseflowcom Thanks