What are some of the interactions captured in session replay?

Session replay primarily focuses on user interactions within the web application, capturing the events that users engage with during their browsing sessions. This includes elements such as user clicks and form submissions, which are essential for understanding user behavior and preferences. Capturing such interactions allows developers and UX designers to analyze how users navigate through the application, where they may encounter issues, and what actions lead to successful conversions.

The correct focus on interaction captures user behavior rather than system-level data or server-side processes. Therefore, the emphasis on user clicks and form submissions reflects the core purpose of session replay — to provide insights into the user experience. This is critical for enhancing usability and optimizing application performance based on real-world user actions.

In contrast, choices like SQL variables and headers, images and content, and server-side processing logs do not concisely represent user interactions and are more concerned with the underlying application architecture rather than the end-user experience that session replay is designed to capture.