Digital builders often face the challenge of optimizing new products due to a lack of substantial data immediately after launch. To tackle this, qualitative tools such as heatmaps and session replay can provide valuable insights into user behavior and interactions early on. These tools help in visually representing how users engage with a product, revealing patterns, potential bottlenecks, and usability issues. By tracking usage metrics like awareness and adoption, product teams can establish baseline measures that guide qualitative analysis. Heatmaps illustrate areas of high interaction, while session replays offer a detailed view of user navigation and responses. By focusing on specific user segments, teams can uncover unique interaction patterns and preferences, which can be shared with stakeholders to inform strategy and optimize features. This approach enables ongoing improvement without the need to wait for extensive quantitative data, allowing for immediate and informed iterations to enhance user experience.