As a product manager
I want to know how the new page is used
So that I can that knowledge when deciding my next projects
**A/C**
[ ] the following metrics are tracked* and the data accessible to Team A (everyone in SWE?)
- total number of lexemes created
- number of users who create lexemes
- total page views
*//A per day sum is fine, but if we have the resources/capability for real-time updates lets do this//
**Nice to have **
[ ] an alert sent to the team-a email when 0 lexemes have been created in n time (*Might not be a useful alert if we don't get regular lexeme updates...)
Additional metrics
- total number of errors encountered after submit button is hit
- This information broken down by input field (error upon creation from "lemma", "language of lexeme", "lexical category")
- average number of lexemes created per user user
- page view to creation ratio (loosely based on the idea of conversion)
Notes:
* Page views for only a few special pages are currently tracked: https://github.com/wikimedia/analytics-refinery-source/blob/fa0ea90194d4b355b5dd636157ed5b6a4e2036c3/refinery-core/src/main/java/org/wikimedia/analytics/refinery/core/PageviewDefinition.java#L60-L65
In case the A/C don't make sense:
I want to know how many people visit the page. Of these, how many create a lexeme. Of the creation attempts, how many fail and where/why they fail. Of the successfully created lexemes, what the distribution of creation is like (e.g. are 100 made by a single power user or is there an average of 2-3 per creator?). When creating, do users tend to stick to one language or create one for many ?