KPI stands for Key Performance Indicator and refers to a metric used within a company or organisation to measure and evaluate progress in achieving goals. In the context of neuroweb design, KPIs can be used to measure and improve the success of a website or online shop.

Examples of KPIs in neuroweb design can be

• Page views: the number of visitors who have visited a website or a specific area of the website
• Bounce rate: the number of visitors who have visited a website and quickly left it again
• Dwell time: the time a visitor spends on a website or in a specific area of the website
• Conversion rate: the number of visitors who have performed a specific action on the website, such as making a purchase or filling out a form
• Average shopping basket value: the average value of orders in an online shop
• Customer reviews: the ratings and feedback from customers about a website or product

By monitoring these KPIs, companies can measure the success of their websites and online shops and make improvements to increase the user experience and ultimately the success of their business. The use of KPIs in neuroweb design can help to align the website or online shop with the needs and expectations of users and increase conversions.