I want to analyse the sets of pages users most commonly use in a single session, to inform logic groupings for a navigation overhaul. What's the best way to use Mixpanel reporting to help with this?
The data on caniuse comes from: https://github.com/mdn/browser-compat-data E.g. for aspect ratio there's this json file: https://github.com/mdn/browser-compat-data/blob/main/css/properties/aspect-ratio.json
So there is probably a solution where you transform that data into the appropriate data format to upload to Mixpanel as a lookup table, but almost feels like overkill to automate because of the effort to implement vs benefit.
You may be better off looking at setting a cutoff for what browser versions you want to support based on your total user base, and if a certain rule isn't supported by some versions in that range, use a polyfill or avoid the rule to ensure your site still works for them. I think trying to check Mixpanel stats for every individual CSS rule you need will start to feel really tedious!
Awesome timing! I've been getting involved with our marketing site very recently so was thinking about needing to migrate from Google Analytics to GA4 and wishing I could just use Mixpanel 🙌
Thanks Mark J., super insightful!
Yeah I can see the brand system is definitely a lot more expressive so you definitely wouldn't just plop the brand one in there 😅 look forward to seeing how you use those new elements, presumably in empty states, and things like that!
Congrats! I'm curious, the only change I can see in the Product UI is the logo, is the plan to eventually refresh the design system to align with this new brand, or will that stay as it is? (Asking as a designer 🤓)
