When Manali started using Clarity, she realized that a lot of users were abandoning the page before reaching the bottom, which has important information about t

When Manali started using Clarity, she realized that a lot of users were abandoning the page before reaching the bottom, which has important information about the recipe. After replaying sessions of users who abandoned her blog, she noticed that users who were only interested in the recipe, which is at the bottom, scrolled through the long post and gave up midway and abandoned the page. They should find a more compelling example. "Recipe at the bottom of long page with life story and huge images" is one of the canonical examples of user-hostile web design. EDIT: As in, no one should need a product to tell them this is clearly not what people want.