UX Case Study: Turning Directory Listings into Micro-Tours with TypeScript Dashboards (2026)
This UX case study shows how typed APIs and dashboards transformed a static directory into interactive micro-tours, increasing engagement. Learn the TypeScript patterns and analytics integration used.
Hook: Static Directories to Micro-Tours — Faster Engagement with Types and Dashboards
We turned a static directory of local experiences into interactive micro-tours using typed APIs and analytics dashboards. The result: higher engagement and measurable conversion lifts. This case study highlights the TypeScript contracts and telemetry flows used to drive product decisions.
Approach
- Define typed tour payloads and version them.
- Ship edge validators to ensure devices display consistent content.
- Integrate creator analytics to track which tours drove conversions.
Results
Engagement increased by 28% and conversion metrics improved. The typed contracts allowed rapid iteration without breaking existing content flows.
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Conclusion
Typed APIs plus analytics gave product teams confidence to iterate rapidly and measure outcomes precisely. These patterns work particularly well for local discovery and micro-experiences.
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