Improve End User Experience across all Platforms

Monitor experience of real web users

See page views as they occur, along with other details including geographic location, average response time, and throughput for all requests received.

Response time break down

Analyze the response times for individual user requests to identify factors causing application performance issues. Are application server to database calls increasing your back-end time? Do you need to provision more CDNs to improve network time? Is the new JS MVC framework affecting DOM processing time?

Identify client-side performance bottlenecks

The document processing time and page rendering time metric shows you how long it takes for the web browser to parse HTML, JavaScript, and CSS elements. Fine tune your page assets to improve browser-side performance of your web application.

Keep end users satisfied

Measure end-user satisfaction for your website or web application by country with our Apdex score standard. Improve user experience by analyzing end-to-end transaction times and throughput for each HTTP request.

Browser, device, and ISP performance

Monitor user experience and page load times on different devices, browser types, and browser versions. See whether your user's ISP is impeding the performance of your cloud application.

Capture performance metrics

• Analyze app performance with Site24x7 application performance monitoring, dig deep into each HTTP request, and obtain response time split up and throughput for each transaction
• Identify carrier-specific trends correlating with poor app performance
• Analyze how well your app is running on different versions of the OS
• Identify the most common devices used to access your app, measure response time by device, and see how well your apps perform on different devices.

Understand your core user demographic

• See where your users are based, identify regions experiencing poor app performance, and measure average response times and numbers of calls or requests by country.
• View objective data regarding the adoption rate and app version stability with the response time by app version metric.

Uncover performance and availability issues before release.

Monitor the performance of web applications before they go into production. Run scripted transactions and uncover performance and functionality issues before your user does. Benchmark application performance by executing known scripts, which simulate typical user paths on your website, at regular intervals.

Play back user interactions on a real browser.

Record user interactions and play them back at regular intervals via a real browser or non-graphical interface. The recorder tool captures all elements the user clicks on and saves them as web scripts. During play back, the web page's entire JavaScript is executed, along with all elements including CSS, images, flash components, and Ajax calls. The non graphical interface captures only the core HTTP request and checks whether it returns a valid response code.

Manage third-party SLAs.

Web pages and applications typically leverage third-party elements such as external APIs, flash components, login forms, site search components, payment gateways, shopping carts, and in-line help desk support to provide a unique digital experience to users. Check whether these third- party components are available and functional before your user does and hold your vendors accountable for any SLA violations.