Analytics

Want to know how your Design System is performing? Coda's powerful analytics integration can provide you with in-depth insights.

By visiting

coda.io/mystats⁠

, you can access detailed statistics about your Design System, including:

1. Daily Sessions: Understand how often your Design System is accessed. This metric can help you gauge the level of engagement with your design resources and identify peak usage times, which can inform when to schedule updates or maintenance.

2. Daily Views: Track the total number of views your Design System receives each day. This information can help you see which components or styles are most popular and which might need more visibility.

3. Page Level Analytics: Go beyond overall usage and delve into individual page performance. See which pages within your Design System are most viewed, how long users spend on each page, and how they navigate between them. This can help you optimize the structure and content of your Design System for better user experience.

4. Performance by Device: Understand how your Design System is being accessed. With Coda, you can see the breakdown of usage by device type (e.g., desktop, tablet, mobile). This can inform your design decisions, ensuring your Design System is optimized for the devices your team commonly uses.

With Coda, you have all the tools you need to monitor and improve your Design System's performance. Start exploring your Design System analytics today with Coda!

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Open My Stats Page

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Unlock More Data with Figma's Private API

Seeking granular data on Figma insertions, instances, and detachments? It's possible with a private API, even though the public Figma API doesn't support this. This can give you an in-depth look into your design elements' lifecycle, enhancing your design strategy.

Interested in learning more? Send me a message on

LinkedIn⁠

. Your interest can influence the release of a separate Figma pack for this functionality. I'm eager to hear your thoughts!

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