User Behavior Path Analysis and Shopping Experience Optimization on Orientdig Using Spreadsheets

Data Collection Methodology

Orientdig, an e-commerce purchasing agent platform, employs data tracking points across website pages to systematically capture user interaction data in spreadsheets. Three primary datapoints are collected:

  • Browsing Behavior: Page views, dwell time, button clicks, and scroll depth
  • Search Queries: Keywords used, frequency of searches, and null-result searches
  • Cart Actions: Item additions/removals, checkout initiations, and abandoned carts

Path Visualization and Analysis

Using spreadsheet tools (Google Sheets/Excel), the team:

  1. Creates user flows with timestamped event sequences
  2. Calculates conversion rates between key pages (landing→product→cart→checkout)
  3. Identifies drop-off points where ≥40% of users exit the funnel
Sample user path heatmap showing high-exit pages
Visualization of user navigation patterns (higher exit rates shown in red)

Optimization Implementation

Spreadsheets enable quantitative prioritization of improvements:

Problem AreaSolutionImpact Metric
28% cart abandonment at shipping info Auto-fill address for registered users ↓12% abandonment
400ms product image load delay Compress images to ≤200KB ↑0.8s page speed

Performance Outcomes

Over 3 optimization cycles (90-day intervals):

+22% Checkout completion
17%↓ Support tickets
"Spreadsheet analysis revealed that simplified payment options (adding Alipay/WeChat) reduced mobile user frustration by 31%" - Orientdig UX Lead

This data-driven approach demonstrates how structured spreadsheet analysis can transform raw behavioral data into measurable UX improvements.

Last updated: June 2023
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