Page Performance Report
Overview
MVMCloud Analytics automatically tracks performance data for each page view. The main way to analyze your site speed is in the performance report, which can be found in Behavior >> Performance section in the main menu on the left.
This section shows how long it takes to load all the pages on your website and provides a detailed breakdown of which stages of the loading process contribute the most to your site's speed. As you can see in the example below, it also tracks how these metrics change over time, so you can avoid loading times each increasingly large and identify potential problems as they arise.
The top section of the Page Performance Metrics Evolution page displays a bar chart that provides an overview of how your website during the selected time period. You can change which dates are used in the analysis via the default date picker at the top of the page.
Below the performance chart, you'll find sparkline summary cards of your key performance metrics. Again, they reflect the average of metrics across all your pages within the currently selected time period.
Page Performance Tables
Below the performance charts and sparkline summaries, you'll find detailed performance metrics broken down for each individual page.
Performance table by page URL
Performance table by page title
There are two different tables so you can review your pages' performance metrics broken down by page URLs and page titles, depending on your site configuration and preference. An important thing to remember is that although specific performance metrics available in each of these tables are the same, results may vary depending on your site configuration. For example, the Page Titles report might include multiple pages with duplicate titles, while the page URL report should always account for a single page.
You'll also find related report links at the bottom of each table if you want to focus on the entry or exit pages. These related reports may be helpful as slow loading times are a common cause of high bounce rates and exit rates.
When viewing one of the page reports, if you hover your mouse over one of the rows, you will see a series of green icons in that row.
Click the Page Performance icon 
will take
you to the selected page's performance report so you can track it over time.
Clicking on the performance icon will open a window with all the data for the chosen page, as you can see in the image below:
Along the bottom of the chart, you'll notice a calendar icon 
that allows you to choose the interval
for the bar chart. You can view page performance data grouped by days, weeks, months, or years.
In the example screenshot above, you can see where an issue occurred that affected DOM processing time. The report was given to a developer who recognized an error that was increasing page load times and was fixed the next day.
Choosing an appropriate range can help you pinpoint where changes have occurred over time. In some cases,
It may not be as obvious as the example above, but if you are using the annotations feature of MVMCloud Analytics
represented (annotation icon 
,
You may find that you've noted specific changes to your site that coincide with a page speeding up or slowing down.
One last note is that if a specific period stands out, you can hover over the bar to reveal a window containing the specific date or dates covered by that period and exactly how long each part of the charging process contributed to the total.
Analyze the performance of specific page views
When viewing the Visit Log in the left menu Visitors >> Visit Log, you can see how long it took for any user to load a specific page. To see the page load time for each individual page view, hover over the URL of the page view. visit you are interested in and the page loading time is displayed in the window that appears.
