Google Tracking Events page for Automation Testing Practice
V1.0This page offers examples of tracking events that can be used on a website to monitor user behavior.
It is designed to help users practice and understand how these events work, and use this information
to
optimize
their website's performance.
- page_view: This event is fired whenever a page loads on your website.
- click: This event is fired whenever a user clicks on a link or a button on your website.
- submit: This event is fired whenever a user submits a form on your website.
- conversion: This event is fired whenever a user completes a conversion goal on your website.
- scroll: This event is fired whenever a user scrolls on your website.
Page View Event Tracking
You can track when a user views a page on your website using the page_view
event. This can
help you understand how many users are visiting your site and which pages they are most
interested in.
You can also use additional parameters to track the user's demographics and behavior.
Example Page
This is an example page for tracking the page_view
event.
Click Event Tracking
Click events can be used to track when a user clicks on a link, button, or other interactive
element on
your website. The click
event is triggered when the user clicks on the element,
and you can
specify additional parameters such as the event_category
and
event_label
to
help you analyze the data.
Example Button
Click the button below to trigger the click
event.
Example Link
Click the link below to trigger the click
event.
Submit Event Tracking
Submit events can be used to track when a user submits a form on your website. The
submit
event is triggered when the user clicks the submit button, and you can specify additional
parameters
such as the event_category
and event_label
to help you analyze the
data.
Example Form
Fill out the form below and click the submit button to trigger the submit
event.
Conversion Event Tracking
Conversion events can be used to track when a user completes a valuable action on your
website, such as
making a purchase or signing up for a newsletter. The conversion
event is
triggered when
the user completes the action, and you can specify additional parameters such as the
event_category
and event_label
to help you analyze the data.
Example Conversion
Click the button below to simulate a completed conversion and trigger the
conversion
event.
Scroll Event Tracking
Scroll events can be used to track when a user scrolls down a certain percentage of the page.
The
scroll
event is triggered when the user reaches the specified percentage, and
you can
specify additional parameters such as the event_category
and
event_label
to
help you analyze the data.
Example Scroll
Scroll down the page to trigger the scroll
event.