How are errors during user actions classified?

Errors during user actions are classified based on the timing and occurrence of those errors in relation to user interactions. The correct classification into "During actions and Between actions" highlights the distinction between errors that directly occur while a user is actively engaging with a web application (such as clicking a button or submitting a form) and those that happen in the intervals between user actions.

Errors "During actions" typically include things like failed requests or JavaScript exceptions that arise as the user interacts with the application, directly impacting the user experience in real-time. On the other hand, errors "Between actions" might refer to issues encountered during loading resources or data that do not immediately interact with the user's direct input but still affect the overall application performance and availability.

This classification helps in effectively diagnosing user experience issues and pinpointing where improvements can be made. In contrast, options like Request and Network errors, Custom and JavaScript errors, or Inbound and Outbound errors do not provide a clear framework for understanding the chronological aspect of user interactions and their associated errors, which is critical for analyzing user workflows and optimizing application performance.