completing a level meaning

[shaharhada]

Events are actions performed by users within an app, such as completing a level or making a purchase. Any and all actions within apps can be defined as an event. These can be tracked with your mobile measurement partner (MMP) to learn how users interact with your app.
From: https://www.adjust.com/glossary/events/

What is the meaning of the bold text above?
What is the writer refer to?

 

[Ralston18]

Completing a level is simply successfully finishing some requirement and moving on to the next requirement.

In gaming each level requires more skills and knowledge as the requirements become more difficult. There may be some rank, award, or bonus presented with each completed level.

More generally, the meaning could be applied to just the step by step actions necessary to place an order on a website.

More likely some series of steps:

Level 1: to create an account (login/password), provide personal information (name, address, phone numbers, email),

Level 2: to record credit card information (credit card, number, expiration date).

Level 3: to provide birth dates. hobbies, personal data, etc., along with you agreeing to receive email advertisements, phone solicitations, be surveyed, allow cookies, have your system scanned.

The requirements of each level being dependent on the nature of the website. My doctor's website/patient portal has all sorts of levels. Some independent, others not.

And keep in mind that there is some underlying databases involved as well to verify and validate the requirements of each level.

By using levels it is much easier to write code in modules with a module for each level. If designed and properly coded then any necessary changes are limited to just that module.

And it also makes it easier to manage or otherwise direct the end user around the website. You may need to complete certain "Levels" before you are allowed to go to other levels. For example if you wish to return a product then there is probably some "Level" asking you to explain why the item is being returned.

You must (as in gaming) complete that level before you are allowed to advance to the next level requesting an RMA.

 

[shaharhada]

Completing a level is simply successfully finishing some requirement and moving on to the next requirement.

In gaming each level requires more skills and knowledge as the requirements become more difficult. There may be some rank, award, or bonus presented with each completed level.

More generally, the meaning could be applied to just the step by step actions necessary to place an order on a website.

More likely some series of steps:

Level 1: to create an account (login/password), provide personal information (name, address, phone numbers, email),

Level 2: to record credit card information (credit card, number, expiration date).

Level 3: to provide birth dates. hobbies, personal data, etc., along with you agreeing to receive email advertisements, phone solicitations, be surveyed, allow cookies, have your system scanned.

The requirements of each level being dependent on the nature of the website. My doctor's website/patient portal has all sorts of levels. Some independent, others not.

And keep in mind that there is some underlying databases involved as well to verify and validate the requirements of each level.

By using levels it is much easier to write code in modules with a module for each level. If designed and properly coded then any necessary changes are limited to just that module.

And it also makes it easier to manage or otherwise direct the end user around the website. You may need to complete certain "Levels" before you are allowed to go to other levels. For example if you wish to return a product then there is probably some "Level" asking you to explain why the item is being returned.

You must (as in gaming) complete that level before you are allowed to advance to the next level requesting an RMA.

What is RMA?

 

[Colif]

RMA stands for Return Merchandise Authorization. It is the procedure for returning faulty hardware for repair or replacement.

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