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© 2026 Nudgent

The terms, defined the way practitioners use them.

Short definitions, each with the mechanism that makes the term matter.

A web page with one paragraph lifted out and floating above the gap it left.
Agent readiness4 min read

Passage Retrievability: Paragraphs That Survive Alone

Passage retrievability is whether one paragraph of your page still makes sense when an AI engine lifts it out alone. The definition, a test, the fix.

  • A small mechanical grabber lifting one row out of a three-column pricing table.
    Agent readiness4 min read

    Agent Extractability: What It Means and What Breaks It

    Agent extractability decides whether AI agents can pull pricing and product facts off your page. Here's what breaks it, and a one-minute check.

    23 September 2026

  • A scoring sheet on a clipboard with rows of dot scales and a pencil resting across it.
    Glossary4 min read

    Conversion Audit Methodology and How Scoring Actually Works

    Conversion audit methodology is the scoring model behind a diagnosis. Here's what's included, how it's scored, and how to test your own team's reliability.

    23 September 2026

  • A cursor pushing a web button that a small doorstop wedged under it holds back.
    Glossary4 min read

    Conversion Friction: What It Is and How to Reduce It

    Conversion friction is anything that makes a visitor hesitate or leave. Here's the precise definition, where it hides on signup pages, and why it multiplies.

    23 September 2026

  • A half-filled web form with a cursor drifting away from it along a dotted path.
    Glossary4 min read

    Form Abandonment: What It Is and the Test Field Count Misses

    Form abandonment is when a visitor starts a form and leaves without submitting. Why cutting fields stops working, and a field-by-field check.

    6 October 2026

  • A cursor on a button surrounded by many overlapping click bursts.
    Glossary4 min read

    Rage Clicks: What They Are and Why Most Are False Alarms

    Rage clicks are repeated rapid clicks that replay tools flag as frustration. What counts as one, and how to check how many of yours are false alarms.

    13 October 2026