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How First-Click Fight works
One stranger's first click, scored and shipped.
You think your call-to-action is obvious. The only honest test is where a fresh visitor actually clicks first. First-Click Fight captures that single click, scores it against the action you intended, and turns it into a card you can replay and a rematch route the next visitor sees.
Pick a seeded product screen and mark the first action you expect strangers to take.
Their very first official click is saved to a database and scored into a Clarity KO Card.
The usage log promotes a clearer route, and the next visitor sees the updated screen.
What changes in real state
- A fight row records the screen and the CTA you intended.
- The stranger's first click is stored with its coordinates and verdict.
- A Clarity KO Card is minted with a shareable slug.
- Every step appends a usage event that drives the rematch decision.
What you can inspect
The decision is not a black box. Open the live usage-learning log for any fight and read the exact tallies and recommendation:
GET /api/usage?fightId=<id>
Novus by Pendo reads the same event stream through the deployed public app id: first click, card inspection, replay, rematch shipment, and return behavior all stay tied to the same anonymous visitor id.