Community Summary Dashboard

To view the Community Summary dashboard, click Benchmarks > Performance. Use this dashboard to compare your site's performance data against various communities using Yottaa.

Key Insights

The key insights section shows two rows of data. The top row is for your site and the bottom row is for the community you selected at the top of the dashboard. The top row also shows a red or green arrow that indicates whether the value for your site is better or worse than that for the selected community. The bottom row shows the average value as well as minimum and maximum values for the selected community.

Example	Metric	Description
	Average Onload	The average onload the time it takes for the initial HTML document to load with all stylesheets, images, and subframes. At this point, the page is usually interactive to users. "Onload time" is equal to the high-resolution timestamp returned by the PerformanceNavigationTiming.loadEventEnd property. time per site. This metric appears only for traditional web applications (not single-page applications).
	Average # Third Parties	The average number of third parties detected per site.
	Page Delay Violations	The average number of page delay violations When a resource that loads before onload takes longer than a set number of milliseconds to load. that happen each time a user views a page.
	Average Violations	The average number of violations Any activity that impacts, or has the potential to impact, user experience. per page.

Metric Comparison

You can select the metric for the Metric Comparison section in the drop-down menu at the top of the section. The drop-down changes the metric for the three tables in the section, which show values for your site (in green) compared to values for the community you selected at the top of the page. The following metrics are available:

DNS Lookup Time	The amount of time it takes the server to look up the site's domain based on the HTTP request.
Connect Time	The time it takes to establish a connection to the server.
First Byte	The time from the start of a network request until the first byte of information reaches the shopper's browser.
Last Byte	The time from the start of a network request until the last byte of information reaches the shopper's browser.
Page Load Time	The amount of time it takes for the initial HTML document to be loaded with all stylesheets, images, and subframes, and all event handlers for window.onload to be called. At this point, the page is interactive to users. Throughout the Yottaa portal, "onload time the time it takes for the initial HTML document to load with all stylesheets, images, and subframes. At this point, the page is usually interactive to users. "Onload time" is equal to the high-resolution timestamp returned by the PerformanceNavigationTiming.loadEventEnd property. " is used interchangeably with "page load time."
DOM Complete	The amount of time it takes for the HTML document to be fully downloaded along with all stylesheets, images, and other resources. DOM Complete should occur right before the onload event. You can compare these two metrics to check if the onload event is taking longer than desired.
DOM Content Loaded	The amount of time it takes for the initial HTML document to be loaded and parsed, without waiting for stylesheets, JavaScript, and other resources.
DOM Interactive	The amount of time it takes for the HTML document to be fully parsed, and the DOM to be built and able to interact with CSS, JavaScript, and other resources.
Time to Interactive	Measures the time when the page becomes reliably interactive to users by searching for a five-second pause in network activity after the last long task following the first contentful paint. TTI is the moment when that long task ends. If there is no long task after first contentful paint, TTI is the moment that first contentful paint is complete.
First Input Delay	The time it takes for the page to respond to the first user interaction (for example, a click, tap, or a scroll).
Cumulative Layout Shift	The amount by which the content of a page shifts or reflows, which is visually disruptive and can cause users to accidentally click on the wrong element.
Largest Contentful Paint	The time it takes for the largest piece of visible content on a page to load.
First Contentful Paint	When the browser renders the first bit of content from the DOM, which signals to the user that the page is loading. This content can include text, image (including background images), non-white canvas or SVG.
Total Violations	Average number of violations. For more information about violations, see the Violations and JavaScript Errors Dashboard.
Page Delay Violations	When a resource of a third party, or any other resource, that loads before onload takes longer than a set number of milliseconds to load. By default, the threshold is set to 750 milliseconds. These violations delay the moment when the page becomes interactive to users, which can increase customer bounce rate and reduce conversion.
Performance Risk Violations	When a resource of a third party that loads after onload takes longer than a set number of milliseconds to load. By default, the threshold is set to 1500 milliseconds. Performance risks do not affect onload. However, if they take too long, customers might not have access to site functionality like customer reviews, chat, recommendations, and so on.
Size Violations	The rate of size violations When a resource, usually an image, is larger than a set number of kilobytes..
Load Failure Violations	When a resource of a third party fails to load in the browser. Load failures may impact site functionality. They are often the result of ad blockers preventing advertising plug-ins from loading. We recommend alerting third-party vendors about load failures.
JavaScript Errors	When a browser can't execute some portion of your JavaScript, either due to a syntax or a runtime error. These errors are not necessarily caused by third parties and can appear anywhere on your site.
Resource Count	The number of resources Any request initiated by the browser, including HTML, CSS, JS, photos, videos, and so on. that have loaded on the page.