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Website health visibility

Website Performance MonitoringFor Faster, More Reliable Experiences

Monitor availability, speed, and real visitor behavior with Microsoft Clarity, plus detailed PostHog analytics for custom-coded websites, so improvements are based on useful evidence.

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Overview

See website problems before customers report them

Website performance varies with code changes, third-party scripts, hosting resources, traffic, media, and external services. A single speed score cannot explain every user experience, but consistent monitoring can reveal trends and help narrow down when a problem began.

App Wizard sets up Microsoft Clarity to provide heatmaps, session recordings, and user-behavior signals. For custom-coded websites, we also set up PostHog analytics for deeper event, journey, and performance visibility. We combine those tools with availability checks and technical reviews, then turn the findings into prioritized website and SEO recommendations rather than presenting raw metrics without context.

Performance and search visibility

Analytics can reveal opportunities that also support SEO

Microsoft Clarity and PostHog can show where visitors encounter friction, abandon important journeys, or struggle with page experiences. We use those findings to guide performance and usability improvements, and the same evidence can support broader technical and on-page SEO work.

Business value

What Performance Monitoring can improve

Earlier issue awareness

Use monitoring signals to identify outages and material changes sooner.

Better performance context

Connect slow pages or errors to deployments, hosting, media, scripts, and integrations.

Focused improvement work

Prioritize changes by customer impact, technical effort, and the evidence available.

What we handle

Website monitoring that supports action

Monitoring is tailored to the website and plan, combining analytics setup, automated signals, and technical reviews of important pages and customer journeys.

01

Uptime Checks

Monitor selected website endpoints for availability and investigate recurring failures.

02

Microsoft Clarity Setup

Set up Clarity to review heatmaps, session recordings, and behavior patterns that reveal friction on important pages.

03

PostHog for Custom-Coded Websites

Configure PostHog analytics on custom-coded websites for detailed events, funnels, journeys, session behavior, and performance context.

04

Performance and SEO Insights

Translate analytics, speed, error, and behavior findings into prioritized code, content, usability, and technical SEO recommendations.

How we work

A clear path from review to resolution

We establish a useful baseline, monitor the signals that matter, and investigate changes in the context of your website and business priorities.

  1. 1

    Choose Critical Pages

    Identify the pages, endpoints, and customer journeys that deserve the closest attention.

  2. 2

    Establish a Baseline

    Document current availability, performance characteristics, known limitations, and recent changes.

  3. 3

    Monitor and Investigate

    Watch for meaningful shifts and review likely causes when a signal requires attention.

  4. 4

    Recommend Improvements

    Translate findings into a prioritized list of maintenance, hosting, or optimization work.

Common questions

Performance Monitoring FAQs

Practical answers about scope, process, and expectations.

Which analytics tools do you set up?

We set up Microsoft Clarity for heatmaps, session recordings, and visitor-behavior insight. For custom-coded websites, we also set up PostHog analytics for deeper event, funnel, journey, and performance visibility. We combine those tools with relevant uptime, speed, error, and endpoint checks.

Does monitoring make my website faster?

Monitoring identifies symptoms and trends; optimization work improves them. We use monitoring findings to recommend or scope changes to code, media, scripts, caching, hosting, and integrations.

Can you guarantee 100% website uptime?

No. Websites rely on hosting and external systems that can fail. Monitoring can improve awareness and response, while sound hosting and recovery practices can reduce the frequency or impact of outages.

Turn website health into something you can see

Tell us which pages and customer journeys matter most. We’ll help you define a useful monitoring and improvement approach.