refine again based on standards-aligned documentation for your analytics requirement, based strictly on Mixpanel best practices and the information in the knowledge sources. Add for event property Event Name: edit sign-in details clicked
Event Description: This event captures when a user clicks any of link/button within System B and System C
Trigger: Fire this event when a user clicks any of the CTA that drives traffic to the sign-in details page in System B.
link within the settting menu in sytem A and B
link within the dedicated "contact details" page
Event Property:
cta_text:
Design Screen:
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Certainly! Here’s a refined, standards-aligned event specification for your analytics requirement, based strictly on Mixpanel best practices and the information in the knowledge sources: ---
Event Name: edit_sign_in_details_clicked
Event Description
Captures when a user clicks any link or button (CTA) within System B or System C that directs them to the sign-in details page in System B.
Trigger
Fire this event when a user clicks any CTA that drives traffic to the sign-in details page in System B. This includes: - Links within the settings menu in System A and System B.
Event Properties
- cta_text: The text displayed on the CTA button or link clicked. This should be included as a property in the properties object when tracking this event.
Best Practices Alignment
- Event Naming: Use a consistent, snake_case naming convention for event names and properties (e.g., edit_sign_in_details_clicked, cta_text). This ensures clarity and avoids case-sensitivity issues in Mixpanel. Avoid abbreviations or jargon that may not be immediately clear to all stakeholders. Use the (Object) (Verb) format for event names where possible [source].
- Event Granularity: Group similar actions under a single event and use properties (like cta_text) to provide context, rather than creating separate events for each CTA. This makes analysis easier and more flexible [source].
- Properties: Always include relevant properties to add context to the event. In this case, cta_text helps you analyze which CTAs are most effective [source].
- Documentation: Document this event and its properties in your tracking plan, and keep the plan updated as your implementation evolves [source].
Example Tracking Code (JavaScript)
cta_text: 'Edit Sign-In Details'
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Certainly! Here are acceptance criteria for the edit_sign_in_details_clicked event, using the GIVEN / WHEN / THEN format and strictly based on Mixpanel best practices from the knowledge sources: ---Acceptance Criteria- GIVEN a user is viewing System A or System B and is presented with a CTA (link or button) in the settings menu that navigates to the sign-in details page in System B
- WHEN they click on any of these CTAs
- THEN the event edit_sign_in_details_clicked is fired in Mixpanel, and the event property cta_text is populated with the exact text displayed on the CTA that was clicked---This format ensures the event is triggered at the correct moment, with the required property for analysis, and aligns with Mixpanel’s recommendations to use clear event names, capture relevant properties, and document event triggers and context as described here.
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The design screens presented within this ticket is solely to illustrate examples of what should be tracked and should not be relied upon as the source of truth for an exhaustive list of analytics scenarios to be tracked. Instead please refer to the required update section in this ticket and figma file to understand the expected deliverables. or work to be delivered kapa.ai please refine and improve to be very clear
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Certainly! Here’s a refined and clear statement, aligned with Mixpanel best practices for documentation and requirements clarity: ---Note: The design screens included in this ticket are provided solely as illustrative examples of potential tracking scenarios. They should not be considered the definitive or exhaustive source for all analytics requirements. For the authoritative list of analytics scenarios and expected deliverables, please refer to the "Required Update" section in this ticket and consult the linked Figma file. These sources contain the complete and up-to-date specifications that should guide your implementation.This approach aligns with Mixpanel’s recommendation to maintain a single, centralized tracking plan or requirements document as the source of truth for analytics implementation, ensuring clarity and reducing ambiguity across teams as described here.
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