Please create an analytics tracking document for a landing page to track key elements such as card list, task list, main cta panel Simplify it, Add user story, key deliverables and where to add tracking in codebase
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# Analytics Tracking Plan: Landing Page
## User Story
**As a product manager, I want to track user interactions with the landing page's card list, task list, and main CTA panel, so I can understand which elements drive engagement and optimize the page for conversions.**
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## Key Deliverables
1. **Defined Events & Properties** for card list, task list, and main CTA panel.
2. **Tracking Locations** specified for codebase implementation.
3. **Consistent Naming Convention** using the Object-Action format (e.g., `card_viewed`, `cta_clicked`) and snake_case for event/property names.
4. **Properties** to provide context (e.g., card type, task type, CTA location).
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## Events & Properties
| Event Name | Description | Properties to Include | Where to Track in Codebase |
|--------------------|------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------|------------------------------------|
| `card_viewed` | User views a card in the card list | `card_type`, `card_title`, `position`| Card component's render/onAppear |
| `task_viewed` | User views a task in the task list | `task_type`, `task_title`, `list_id` | Task component's render/onAppear |
| `cta_clicked` | User clicks the main CTA panel | `cta_text`, `cta_location` | CTA button's onClick handler |
**Note:** Use event properties to provide context, rather than creating separate events for each card or task type. This keeps your data model clean and flexible for analysis [Best Practices](https://docs.mixpanel.com/docs/data-structure/events-and-properties#best-practices).
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## Where to Add Tracking in Codebase
- **Card List:**
Add tracking in the card component's lifecycle method (e.g., `onAppear` in SwiftUI, `componentDidMount` in React, or equivalent).
- **Task List:**
Add tracking in the task component's lifecycle method.
- **Main CTA Panel:**
Add tracking in the CTA button's click handler.
**Example (SwiftUI):**
TaskRow(task: task) .onAppear { Mixpanel.mainInstance().track(event: "task_viewed", properties: [ "task_type": task.type, "task_title": task.title, "list_id": list.id ]) }
Button("Get Started") { Mixpanel.mainInstance().track(event: "cta_clicked", properties: [ "cta_text": "Get Started", "cta_location": "main_panel" ]) }
For cleaner code, consider using custom view modifiers or an analytics service abstraction as described in [this guide](https://mixpanel.com/blog/how-to-add-analytics-event-tracking-in-swiftui-the-elegant-way/).
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## Additional Recommendations
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- **Start Simple:** Begin with these core events and iterate as you learn more about user behavior [What to Track](https://docs.mixpanel.com/docs/what-to-track).
- **Centralize Your Tracking Plan:** Document all events and properties in a shared tracking plan for your team [Create A Tracking Plan](https://docs.mixpanel.com/docs/tracking-best-practices/tracking-plan).
- **Use Super Properties:** For user-level context (e.g., user role, acquisition source), register super properties so they are included with every event [Best Practices](https://docs.mixpanel.com/docs/data-structure/events-and-properties#best-practices).
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By following this plan, you’ll have actionable analytics on your landing page’s key elements, enabling data-driven improvements.
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Certainly! Here’s a simplified analytics tracking ticket for a landing page, focused on the actual implementation details—what events to track, their properties, and where to add the tracking code in your codebase. This is based on Mixpanel’s recommended approach for event tracking and code placement.
Ticket: Implement Analytics Tracking for Landing Page
User Story
As a developer, I need to add Mixpanel event tracking to the landing page’s card list, task list, and main CTA panel, so we can measure user engagement with these elements.
Events to Track
Where to Add Tracking in Codebase
- Card List:
In the card component, add tracking in the lifecycle method that runs when the card is rendered or appears (e.g., onAppear in SwiftUI, componentDidMount in React).
- Task List: In the task component, add tracking in the lifecycle method when the task is rendered or appears.
- Main CTA Panel: In the CTA button component, add tracking in the click handler.
Example Implementation (SwiftUI)
// Card tracking
CardView(card: card)
.onAppear {
Mixpanel.mainInstance().track(event: "card_viewed", properties: [
"card_type": card.type,
"card_title": card.title,
"position": card.position
])
}
// Task tracking
TaskRow(task: task)
.onAppear {
Mixpanel.mainInstance().track(event: "task_viewed", properties: [
"task_type": task.type,
"task_title": task.title,
"list_id": list.id
])
}
// CTA tracking
Button("Get Started") {
Mixpanel.mainInstance().track(event: "cta_clicked", properties: [
"cta_text": "Get Started",
"cta_location": "main_panel"
])
}
For cleaner and more maintainable code, consider using custom view modifiers or an analytics service abstraction as described in Mixpanel’s SwiftUI tracking guide.
References: - Mixpanel SwiftUI event tracking patterns - Mixpanel event and property best practices
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## Required Update
Below are the required analytics updates for the landing page, including event description, trigger, and where to add the tracking code for each specified interaction.
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### 1. Card List Clicked
- **Event Name:** `card_clicked`
- **Event Description:** Triggered when a user clicks on a card in the card list. Use event properties to capture details such as `card_type`, `card_title`, and `position` for context.
- **Trigger:** User clicks on any card in the card list.
- **Where to Add Tracking Code:**
Add the tracking call in the card component’s click handler (e.g., `onTapGesture` in SwiftUI, `onClick` in React).
**Example (SwiftUI):**
CardView(card: card) .onTapGesture { Mixpanel.mainInstance().track(event: "card_clicked", properties: [ "card_type": card.type, "card_title": card.title, "position": card.position ]) }
**Reference: Use event properties for context rather than creating separate events for each card type [Best Practices](https://docs.mixpanel.com/docs/data-structure/events-and-properties#best-practices).**
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### 2. Main Panel CTA Clicked
- **Event Name:** `cta_clicked`
- **Event Description:** Triggered when a user clicks the main call-to-action (CTA) button or panel. Include properties such as `cta_text` and `cta_location`.
- **Trigger:** User clicks the main CTA button/panel.
- **Where to Add Tracking Code:**
Add the tracking call in the CTA button’s click handler.
**Example (SwiftUI):**
Button("Get Started") { Mixpanel.mainInstance().track(event: "cta_clicked", properties: [ "cta_text": "Get Started", "cta_location": "main_panel" ]) }
**Reference: Track button clicks with descriptive properties [Best Practices](https://docs.mixpanel.com/docs/data-structure/events-and-properties#best-practices).**
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### 3. Task List Clicked
- **Event Name:** `task_clicked`
- **Event Description:** Triggered when a user clicks on a task in the task list. Include properties such as `task_type`, `task_title`, and `list_id`.
- **Trigger:** User clicks on any task in the task list.
- **Where to Add Tracking Code:**
Add the tracking call in the task component’s click handler.
**Example (SwiftUI):**
TaskRow(task: task) .onTapGesture { Mixpanel.mainInstance().track(event: "task_clicked", properties: [ "task_type": task.type, "task_title": task.title, "list_id": list.id ]) }
**Reference: Use event properties to provide context for each task interaction [Best Practices](https://docs.mixpanel.com/docs/data-structure/events-and-properties#best-practices).**
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**Note:**
- Use a consistent naming convention (snake_case, Object-Verb format) for events and properties.
- Place tracking code directly in the relevant UI component’s interaction handler for accurate event capture.
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## Required Update
Below are the analytics tracking requirements for the new interactions related to the notification bell, based on Mixpanel best practices for event and property design.
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### 4. Notification Bell Clicked
- **Event Name:** `notification_bell_clicked`
- **Event Description:** Triggered when a user clicks the notification bell icon, indicating intent to view notifications.
- **Trigger:** User clicks the notification bell icon.
- **Where to Add Tracking Code:**
Add the tracking call in the notification bell component’s click handler.
**Example (pseudocode):**
// In the notification bell click handler mixpanel.track('notification_bell_clicked', { // Add properties as needed, e.g., location on page "location": "header" });
**This follows Mixpanel's recommendation to use clear event names and properties for context, and to place tracking in the relevant UI handler** [Best Practices](https://docs.mixpanel.com/docs/data-structure/events-and-properties#best-practices).
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### 5. Notification Item Clicked
- **Event Name:** `notification_item_clicked`
- **Event Description:** Triggered when a user clicks an item within the notification dropdown or panel. This helps attribute downstream page traffic to the notification bell.
- **Trigger:** User clicks any notification item in the notification list.
- **Where to Add Tracking Code:**
Add the tracking call in the notification item’s click handler.
**Example (pseudocode):**
// In the notification item click handler mixpanel.track('notification_item_clicked', { "notification_id": notification.id, "notification_type": notification.type, "destination_page": notification.destination });
**Tracking the destination page as a property allows you to analyze if traffic to specific pages is a result of users coming from the notification bell, as recommended for event property design** [Best Practices](https://docs.mixpanel.com/docs/data-structure/events-and-properties#best-practices).
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**Note:**
- Use consistent naming conventions (snake_case, Object-Verb format).
- Place tracking code directly in the relevant UI component’s interaction handler.
- To analyze traffic attribution, you can filter or segment page view events by users who previously triggered `notification_item_clicked`.
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