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Metrics That Drive
Design Decisions

Track every metric that matters — from micro-conversion events to revenue impact. Desig's analytics dashboard gives you a complete picture of your optimization program's performance.

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Conversion Rate
4.82%
▲ +1.21% vs last week
Revenue / Visitor
$3.47
▲ +$0.84 vs last week
Active Tests
12
▲ 3 new this week
Avg. Confidence
96.2%
▲ All tests healthy
Conversion Rate Trend — 30 Days
3% 5% 7%
Test Win Rate
60% win rate Winners (60%) No sig (40%)

Every Metric That Matters

Desig tracks 40+ metrics across conversion, engagement, revenue, and technical performance dimensions.

Conversion Rate

Primary north star metric. Track overall site conversion, per-page micro-conversions, and funnel step completion rates across all variants.

Revenue Per Visitor

The ultimate business metric. Desig calculates RPV for each variant, accounting for average order value and purchase frequency changes.

Engagement Metrics

Time on page, scroll depth, click heatmaps, and interaction rates. Understand how users engage with each design variant before they convert.

Bounce Rate

Track how design changes affect single-page sessions. Correlate bounce rate improvements with downstream conversion gains.

Cart & Funnel Metrics

Add-to-cart rate, cart abandonment, checkout initiation, and purchase completion rates. Track where design impacts each funnel stage.

Page Speed Impact

Monitor how design changes affect Core Web Vitals and page load times. Every 100ms improvement in load time increases conversion by ~1%.

Results Vary by Segment

The winning variant for desktop users may not be the same for mobile. Desig automatically segments test results across key dimensions.

Segmentation reveals which design variants resonate with specific audiences. A headline that wins for returning users may underperform for first-time visitors from paid ads.

Desig automatically segments all test results by device type, traffic source, geography, user type (new vs. returning), and custom segments you define.

Device type (mobile/desktop/tablet)
Traffic source (organic/paid/social/email)
Geographic region (country/city)
User type (new vs. returning visitors)
SegmentVariant AVariant BWinner
Desktop3.8%5.2%B +36.8%
Mobile4.1%3.9%A +5.1%
Organic3.2%5.1%B +59.4%
Paid Search4.8%6.2%B +29.2%
New Users2.9%4.4%B +51.7%
Returning5.8%5.6%No sig

Metrics sync with your existing stack