This is obviously more useful as you analyze thousands of visitors and then clear patterns can be more visible. So by taking into account what parts of a site people hover a mouse over or what they actually click on it gives a direction for what to focus on based on the site's user base.
The installation was quite simple. I included this little javascript tag:
<!--Mouseflow Test -->
<script type="text/javascript">
window._mfq = window._mfq || [];
(function() {
var mf = document.createElement("script");
mf.type = "text/javascript"; mf.defer = true;
mf.src = "//cdn.mouseflow.com/projects/XX.js";
document.getElementsByTagName("head")[0].appendChild(mf);
})();
</script>
I then activated the test page from the Mouseflow owner account and after I visited the page I was able to see my recorded session.
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