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UX Analytics SaaS Platform

Zero to MVP in 6 months — a behaviour analytics platform that tracks 12+ interaction attributes per user event and renders visualisations in under 2 seconds.

JWS Team·4 min read·16 May 2026
<2s
Visualisation render time
6mo
Zero to MVP
12+
Attributes tracked per interaction
Full
Tech stack decision by JWS

The situation

Product teams need to understand how users actually interact with their software — not just what they click, but dwell time, hesitation patterns, scroll depth, and interaction sequences. Most analytics tools provide event counts. Behavioural depth requires a purpose-built layer.

The client was a US-based product company with the domain expertise to define what they needed but without an in-house engineering team to build it. JWS owned the full build: PRD, tech stack selection, architecture, and delivery across the POC-to-MVP arc.

What we built

A full-stack SaaS behaviour analytics platform covering event capture, attribute enrichment, data storage, and visualisation — built from zero to MVP in 6 months.

  • 12+ behaviour attributes tracked per interaction event — dwell time, click patterns, scroll depth, hesitation, interaction sequences
  • Sub-2-second visualisation rendering — dashboards that feel real-time at enterprise data volumes
  • Session replay and user journey mapping
  • Funnel analysis with multi-step conversion tracking
  • Real-time and historical data views
  • Multi-tenant SaaS architecture supporting multiple client accounts
  • Tech stack selected and owned entirely by JWS

The outcome

POC delivered in the first phase. Full MVP live within 6 months. Sub-2-second visualisation achieved and maintained at scale. The platform is live with active users and in active iteration.

MetricResult
Time to MVP6 months
Visualisation speedSub-2-seconds
Attributes per interaction12+
ArchitectureMulti-tenant SaaS
Stack ownershipFull (JWS PRD to delivery)
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