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Website test
Observe a task on a functioning website.
What it does
Measure real tasks through a desktop Chrome extension or a tag installed on the site.
When to use it
To validate real navigation, URLs and interactions after implementation.
Before you begin
- An accessible HTTPS URL and a testable completion criterion.
- The extension needs desktop Chrome or Edge; the tag needs access to install site code.
See how it works
Real screens with demo data
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Choose Extension
Add Website test, select Extension and supply the starting HTTPS URL and a navigation task.
- URL: https://example.com/plans
- Find the annual plan price.
An example to try
Find the annual plan price and reach the checkout page.
What you see in results
- Completion, time, clicks, pages and paths depend on observed instrumentation.
- Comparison with another site uses the extension; the tag requires installation on the site.
Avoid these mix-ups
- A verified tag on the starting URL does not ensure installation on other pages.
- Site behavioral analytics does not offer visual replay; study replay uses available session data.
- An observed form submission does not prove commercial acceptance.