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I remember seeing a JavaScript library a long time ago that offered the ability to record where users clicked and moved their mouse on your website, in order to do usability testing. I can't seem to find it anymore.
Are there any libraries out there that do something like this?
What I'm looking for is something like http://clixpy.com/, where you can include some javascript on a page and get videos of what users do.
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Userfeel. Userfeel is a usability testing tool that gives you recorded videos of users completing tasks in real-time. You can set up a list of tasks for tests to complete on your website, define the target audience, and then collect recorded videos of users.
Usability testing requires random, gestural input that can be provided only by a human. As such, creating an automated process for this type of test is difficult. It's not just a matter of generating data and applying it to a web page with a Selenium script. Human behavior is hard to emulate via scripts.
There's a big list here: http://www.usefulusability.com/24-usability-testing-tools/
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We use Clicktale and it is quite OK. With it you can understand users a bit better. But, I strongly recommend doing usability tests or depth interviews rather. You can do it with your friends them pretending to be the real users if getting them users is tricky. I assure you, it is SOOOO much better than any javascript. And don't forget to record them while they click - it is priceless.
You might want to consider UserView from TechSmith. I don't have any experience with it, but from the promo material it seems like professional out-of-the box solution for many implementations and it could save you quite some dev work.
But I didin't anwser your question :D I also remember stumbling upon an opensource jscript lib ... don't remember the name though, but I've found this on Google: http://piwik.org/docs/javascript-tracking/
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