How do you measure website success?

Created by Godson M, Modified on Tue, 04 May 2021 at 07:41 PM by Godson M

Now that the nuts and bolts of your new website have been created, it’s time to see it in action. This phase includes: ‌

Code and browser testing
Analytics setup, through Google or others, to capture site user data
Putting the site to work to see how it handles video, images, text, and then making necessary adjustments

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To ensure our websites are performing well after design, we may use a number of software and web tools to measure optimal performance, depending on the scope of your project. These include but are not limited to: ‌

Pingdom - Enhances website performance with real, actionable intelligence and ensures vital site interactions, like signup and logins, work as intended. We also use it to track and analyze your website's load time and any bottlenecks that can affect your end-user performance. We also receive reliable alerting that gives us root cause analysis to any server or application outage to resolve any issues and prevent any recurrence.
Google Search Console (previously Webmaster Tools) - Allows us to check indexing status and optimize visibility of your website so it can be easily found on search engines.

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Our approach to server and community analytics are that they are essential to the performance and end-user experience of any website we are working on. We focus on using that data and interpret it accordingly to make any necessary changes and optimize the performance of your website. Web design and development is not a one-time process. It is the constant fine-tuning and adjusting to the ever-changing dynamic of the digital landscape that makes it effective and measurable. As our client, you will be satisfied with our transparency and emphasis on real-time data.