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Engagement heatmapping for teams who need to see where attention actually lands—before the next layout change.

From Rajaprarop Road, we help product and design partners read heat and interaction density on the screens that matter, then decide what to move, simplify, or leave alone.

Primary offer: Interface Heat Studies

Scoped studies that annotate where engagement concentrates on your key screens—and which regions stay cold.

We select the surfaces tied to your next decision, review heat and interaction patterns from tools you already use, and leave annotated briefs design and product can walk through together. Sessions and deliverables run in English.

Informational pricing shared during planning — no checkout on this site.

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Related work you can request

Beyond heat studies, teams engage us for friction corridor audits, attention briefings, and monthly monitoring.

  • Friction Corridor Audits

    Audits that trace where engagement cools along a journey—forms, checkout-like steps, or onboarding corridors.

  • Attention Briefings

    Written heat narratives that explain how people engage with selected surfaces over a defined window.

  • Heatmap Monitoring Retainers

    Monthly heat readouts so product and design stay aligned as interfaces and campaigns shift.

What clients take away

Evidence from teams who needed clearer spatial language for interface decisions.

“The heat study stopped us from enlarging a banner nobody engaged with. We moved the primary action into a zone that was already warm.”

Product designer, Bangkok marketplace

“The corridor audit showed engagement cooling two steps before submit. That changed our form simplification backlog overnight.”

Growth lead, regional SaaS

“Monthly heat memos keep design and product looking at the same screens after each campaign spike.”

UX manager, fintech app

Ready to map where attention gathers?

Tell us which screens or flows need a clearer heat reading. We will propose a study, audit, briefing, or retainer that fits.