A breakdown of user interface interactions, user visits and number of users navigating your application over a given period of time.

UI Interactions

The total number of interactions subscribers make on your application interface. Every type of UI interaction is conditioned by the input controller used.

Below is a complete list of types of UI Interactions that occur depending on which device and physical input interface is used by the consumer.

Device	Physical Input Interface	UI Interactions
Smart TV / Set Top Boxes	Remote Control	Navigation Focus Move Focus (arrow buttons) Select Back Page Up / Page Down Player Play / Pause Forward Rewind Stop / Back
Smartphones & Tablet	Touch Screen Touch Surface	1 Finger Touch Gestures Tap Doble Tap Touch & Hold Touch & Drag Slide Up Slide Down Horizontal Slide Vertical Slide Multidirectional Slide (panning) Swipe 2 Fingers Touch Gestures Pinch Out (zoom in) Pinch In (zoom out) Tap - 2 fingers Rotate
Smartphones & Tablet	Buttons	Home / Start Back Volume +/- Others
Computer	Mouse	Focus (mouseover) Primary Click Double Primary Click Primary Click & Drag Vertical Scroll (mousewheel) Secondary Click
	Touchpad This input controller has mouse emulation and touch surface gestures.	1 Finger Touch Gestures Multidirectional Slide (mouse move) Tap - (Primary Click) Double Tap - (Double Primary Click) Touch & Hold Touch & Drag - (Primary Click & Drag) 2 Fingers Touch Gestures Tap - (Secondary Click) Vertical Slide - Vertical Scroll Horizontal Slide - Horizontal Scroll Swipe Pinch Out (zoom in) Pinch In (zoom out)
	Keyboard	Only Key Downs or Key Press Focus - Arrow Keys Select Key (dev defined → Enter / Space) Page Up / Page Down

Sessions

The total number of times subscribers visit and navigate through your application.

Sessions per Subscriber

Number of sessions per subscriber within the selected date range period.

Subscribers

The total number of active subscribers who navigated through your application.

When a user opens your platform they are confronted with two different types of navigation: First level and Second level

First-level navigation is defined as the Top Menu options a user sees upon opening your application. We use a bar chart to indicate which Top Menu options are most popular amongst all your users.

Second-level navigation is defined as the Category options a user is presented with when they scroll down from the Top Menu. We use a bar chart that will indicate the most popular categories on your platform amongst all users.

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