A jQuery Heat Map
Development February 8, 2010 by cody 7 Comments
Here is a very simple way ho to create a heat map with jQuery. The idea is to track the clicks of a user and then display the click pattern with semi-transparent dots on an overlay. You can try out the demo by first clicking around on the page and then clicking “Analyze”. Since the dots are semi-transparent, spots that have been clicked on more often, will appear slightly darker. Click on the overlay to make it invisible again and continue with the “recording”.
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Very nice, this is a very usefull add to GA for example.
On wich place does a person click on an image link.
Tnx
@Groningen
This already exists in GA ;-)
Well it exist in GA, as al link map, but not the exact place where a person clicks. for example if you have a big header image, you can see on wich place a person clicks.