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We gave the CUX app a fresh new look. Experience metrics widget got an upgrade: You can now click ‘View More’ to open a full list of all pages where the selected pattern occurred, complete with device type and event counts.
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The Rage Key Press widget displays the number of visits during which a visitor quickly and frequently pressed keys on their keyboard.
Example In this example, you can see that Rage Key Presses were recorded in 0.13% of all visits. Below the graph, you can see which pages generate the highest number of visits with Rage Key Presses.
To understand what exactly caused this behavior, simply select “WATCH”, in order to view the visits during which the rage key press was recorded.
What is Rage Key Press on a Website? Rage Key Pressing is a type of user behavior that occurs when people quickly press numerous keys on their keyboards.
Why Do We Rage Key Press on a Website? Users may Rage Key Press on websites due to frustration with slow page load times, unresponsive website features, or difficulty finding the information they need. In some cases users use a keyboard to scroll through the page which can also be recorded as a Rage Key Press metric.
Why Should Website Owners Care About Rage Key Press? Rage key pressing is a warning sign of a negative user experience and can lead to users abandoning the website. It also suggests accessibility and usability issues on the website.
Real-World Rage Key Press Example: Imagine someone is trying to submit a contact form using the Enter key on a keyboard, but because of a technical issue, the page becomes unresponsive. After one or two attempts, the user may become frustrated and start rage-pressing Enter because of frustration.