# Reach Destination Page

The **Reach Destination Page** goal measures how many visitors successfully complete a **multi-step journey** and arrive at a specific page — such as a checkout confirmation, signup success page, or onboarding completion step.

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This goal helps you understand and optimize your **conversion funnels** by testing how layout, copy, or navigation changes impact the user’s ability to reach key milestones.

Use this goal when your main objective is to **guide more visitors to a final destination page** in a flow.\
Ideal for:

* Checkout or purchase completion pages
* Signup or onboarding success pages
* Booking confirmation pages
* Multi-step forms or funnel completion pages

> Great for optimizing **multi-step experiences** where you want users to complete a sequence — not just click once.

#### What It Tracks

Humblytics automatically tracks the number of visitors who:

* Start on your test page (Control or Variant)
* Successfully reach the designated **destination URL** (e.g., `/thank-you`, `/success`, `/confirmation`)

It then compares completion rates between the two test versions to show which version leads to more users finishing the journey.

#### How It Works

1. Visitors are randomly assigned to **Control (A)** or **Variant (B)**.
2. Humblytics tracks whether each visitor reaches the **destination page URL** you specify.
3. The system calculates the **conversion rate** (visitors who reached destination ÷ total visitors).
4. Real-time analytics show which version leads to higher completion and funnel success rates.

#### Common Test Ideas

* Compare different **checkout layouts** (single page vs. multi-step).
* Test **onboarding flows** with or without progress indicators.
* Experiment with **navigation clarity** (simplified menus vs. full navigation).
* Test different **call-to-action placements** leading to final conversion pages.
* Try alternative **funnel sequences** to reduce drop-offs.

#### Steps to Set Up

1. Click the **Split Testing** menu in your Humblytics dashboard.
2. Click **Start Creating Experiment**.
3. Under **Select Testing Goal**, choose **Reach Destination Page**.
4. Enter your **Destination Page URL** (e.g., `/thank-you` or `/confirmation`).
5. Choose your **Experiment** and **Test Type**.
6. Add your **Control (A)** page URL.
7. Configure **Visitor Assignment** (allow or prevent overlap).
8. Apply **Restrictions** (Geo or Audience filters as needed).
9. Launch your test and monitor destination page completions in real-time.

By running this test, you’ll gain insights into which experience helps users complete your desired flow — resulting in:

* Higher **checkout completion rates**
* Improved **onboarding success**
* Better **funnel performance and reduced drop-offs**