Understand why a screen fails — not just how it performs

Screen Diagnosis combines interaction, performance, and outcomes to reveal why users struggle, drop, or fail to complete the journey on a screen. It helps teams move from scattered signals to a clearer understanding of screen health.

Screen health dashboard with multiple indicators across interaction, friction, and outcomes

Core idea

A complete view of screen health

Each screen is evaluated across behavior, performance, and outcomes so teams can understand what works and what doesn’t. A screen may attract heavy traffic but still fail users because it is unclear, slow, or weak at guiding the next action.

Screen with layered conversion across engagement, friction, performance, and completion

What you analyze

Every dimension of a screen

Engagement

How users interact with the screen and whether it earns meaningful attention.

Friction

Where users struggle, hesitate, or fail to move to the next step.

Performance

How fast and responsive the screen feels during critical user actions.

Completion

Whether users successfully finish the screen’s intended next action.

Exits

Where users leave the journey before continuing.

Grouped screen health overlay across engagement, friction, performance, completion, and exits

Identify problems

Pinpoint what’s going wrong

Detect screens with weak completion, visible friction, or poor responsiveness before those issues spread across the journey. This helps teams understand whether a screen is failing because of clarity, speed, or a weak action path.

High interaction, low completion

High exits after engagement

Slow load causing drop-off

Problematic screen indicators showing friction, exits, and weak completion
Screen linked directly to replay, heatmap, and zoning evidence

Connect to evidence

Go beyond metrics

Every conversion connects directly to sessions, zones, and interaction evidence so teams can validate what the screen is doing to users. That makes screen health easier to trust and easier to act on.

Screen → replay

Screen → heatmap

Screen → zoning

Context aware

Analyze screens across states and versions

Compare how the same screen performs under different conditions so teams can isolate where health changes. This helps separate a persistent design issue from one that only appears in a specific state, release, or user context.

Error vs success state

Version A vs version B

Different user segments

Screen comparison view across states, versions, and user contexts

From conversion to action

Turn insight into improvement

Use conversion to prioritize fixes that improve user outcomes instead of guessing where to start. It helps teams focus on the screens where better clarity, stronger performance, or less friction will matter most.

Fix slow screens

Improve clarity

Reduce friction

Before and after screen improvement view tied to conversion

Related features

Connected capabilities

Heatmap interaction preview

Heatmaps

See where users engage, miss, or hesitate on the screen before digging into the underlying cause. This gives teams visual evidence for where attention and friction are concentrated.

Zoning analysis preview

Zoning

Analyze specific areas of a screen to understand which regions are helping users move forward and which are holding them back. This turns a broad screen conversion into precise UI decisions.

Session replay preview

Session Replay

Watch the exact behavior behind a problematic screen so teams can see where users pause, retry, or leave. This provides the session-level evidence behind each conversion.

FAQ

Common questions

Screen Diagnosis is a combined view of screen health that brings together behavior, performance, and outcomes. It helps teams understand why a screen weakens task completion instead of only showing that it is underperforming.
Analytics reports what happened, while conversion explains what is likely causing the problem. The goal is to help teams move from signals and metrics to a clearer decision about what to fix on the screen.
Yes. Teams can compare how the same screen behaves across different states, versions, or contexts to isolate where health changes. This makes it easier to separate a general issue from a state-specific one.
EaseUse is designed around privacy-safe session handling so teams can investigate screen health responsibly. The focus is on understanding where journeys break down without exposing unnecessary user information.

Fix what matters — one screen at a time