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See where people click and how your pages perform in their browsers. Give your next improvement a useful starting point, with heatmaps and Web Vitals close at hand.

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PERFORMANCE · INTERACTIVE EXAMPLE

A different screen. A different experience.

/product · click coordinates480 sample clicks · desktop
200 sample clicks at 24% across, 26% down the page120 sample clicks at 62% across, 28% down the page70 sample clicks at 45% across, 52% down the page40 sample clicks at 73% across, 73% down the page50 sample clicks at 29% across, 78% down the page0%100% page widthRelative positions · larger circles mean more clicks
LCP · p752.1 sLoading
INP · p75140 msResponsiveness
CLS · p750.05Visual stability

Illustrative aggregate clicks and Web Vitals. The coordinate plot represents positions on a page; it is not a screenshot or a session recording.

01 · UNDERSTAND THE INTERACTION

Attention leaves a pattern.

Explore the distribution of recorded clicks to find areas worth investigating. Start with a page, then narrow the screen size.

1.1Page-by-page heatmaps

Select a page to see aggregated click coordinates, with click and visitor counts that give the activity context.

1.2Different screens, different patterns

Switch between All, Phone, Tablet, and Desktop views. Separate screen sizes when interpreting where people interact.

1.3Coordinates with clear limits

Clicks are recorded as percentages of the viewport. The heatmap is a coordinate plot, not a captured screenshot of your page or a recording of someone’s session.

02 · MEASURE HOW IT FEELS

Loading is only part of the experience.

Review measurements collected from visitors’ browsers across your selected date range. Look at speed, responsiveness, and visual stability together.

2.1LCP, INP, and CLS

Track Largest Contentful Paint for loading, Interaction to Next Paint for responsiveness, and Cumulative Layout Shift for visual stability.

2.2FCP and TTFB

Add context with First Contentful Paint and Time to First Byte. See these measurements alongside the core metrics.

2.3The distribution behind the number

Read the 75th percentile and sample count, then look at the good, needs-work, and poor rating breakdown. A single summary can hide variation between visits.

03 · CHOOSE THE NEXT IMPROVEMENT

Find a place to start.

Bring a focused question back to your product and engineering team. Which pages deserve attention, and what needs a closer investigation?

3.1Slowest-page rankings

Switch between LCP, INP, and CLS to see up to twelve pages ranked by their p75 measurement, with sample counts alongside each result.

3.2Follow the page

Open a ranked page’s traffic report to put performance in context with the visits it receives.

3.3Check the next reporting period

After making a change, review fresh measurements in a new date range. Pulse helps you observe the results; it does not automatically diagnose or repair the cause.

More context, when you choose it.

Enable tracker extras in Settings → Tracking to collect heatmap clicks and Web Vitals. These measurements are not billed against your monthly quota. Heatmaps do not record input values. Available measurements depend on browser support and the activity received; an empty report means there is not yet data to display, not that the experience has been rated good.

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