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Pogo Patterns

Back-and-forth movement between pages that can indicate confusion.

Definition

Pogo patterns are repeated transitions between the same or similar pages within a session.

Meaning

They suggest visitors may be comparing, searching for missing information, or unsure which page has the answer.

Why It Matters

Frequent pogo behavior can reveal overlapping content, weak navigation labels, or unclear CTAs.

History And Context

The term comes from search and UX analysis, where users bouncing between results and pages signaled dissatisfaction or uncertainty.

Related Terms

  • Top edges
  • Navigation loops
  • UX friction
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