Some alternative methods to the Sankey diagram for analyzing web page traffic and user interaction include the use of heat maps, click maps, scroll maps, and funnel analysis. Heat maps show where users have clicked on a page, or how far they have scrolled, giving a visual representation of user interaction. Click maps specifically show where the most common clicks occur. Scroll maps indicate how far down a page users typically scroll, which can be useful for understanding if important content is being seen. Funnel analysis is another useful tool, which shows the conversion rates between different steps of a user journey, such as from landing on a site, to adding a product to a cart, to completing a purchase.
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