The Page Performance Overview window provides a brief overview of all the pages of an application. In this window, you can view the page count, timing data, and exit rate of all the pages of an application.

## Page

In page tab, you can see the detail information regarding a page. In page tab, you can see the details of the following tabs which are listed below:

- Page Name: This field shows the name of the page.
- Page Count: This field shows the total number of pages which are being accessed in a session.
- Onload (Sec): Onload time occurs when the processing of the page is complete, and all resources of the page have been finished downloading.
- TTDI (Time to DOM Interactive) (Sec): TTDI is the duration which is taken for a web page’s DOM to become fully interactive and responsive to user interaction.
- TTDL (Time to DOM Load) (Sec): TTDL is the duration which is taken for a web page’s DOM to be fully constructed and ready for user interaction.
- Server Response Time (Sec): This is the duration which is taken for a server to process a request and provide a response to user interaction.
- PRT (Perceived Response Time) (Sec): This refers to the subjective perception of how quickly a system or application responds to user interactions or requests.
- First Byte Time (Sec): This is the total amount of time spent to receive the first byte response once it has been requested.
- DNS (Sec): This is the decentralized hierarchal naming system that translates domain name into IP addresses, enabling users to access websites using human-readable addresses.
- SSL (Sec): This refers to the duration it takes for the establishment and completion of the Secure Socket Layer (SSL) handshake process, which establishes a secure encrypted connection between a client and a server.
- Cache Lookup: This is the time taken by the browser to lookup the main URL in the browser cache.
- Download (Sec): This is the total time taken in downloading the main URL
- TCP (Sec): This is the time required for a TCP handshake. It does not include SSL/TLS
- FCP (Sec): First Content Paint Timestamp reports the time it takes for the first visible content to be rendered on a web page.
- FP (Sec): First Paint timestamp reports the time it takes for the first pixels to be painted on the screen when a web page starts loading.
- TTI (Sec): Time to Interactive is when the website is usually usable and engaging.
- FID (Sec): First Input Delay (FID) measures the time from when a user first interacts with your site to the time when the browser can respond to that interaction.
- Exit PCT: This field defines the percentage of visitors who leaves a website or web page after viewing only a single page, without navigating to any other pages within the same sessions.

## Device

Device tab shows the page performance according to the device used by you. In device tab, you can see the details of the following tabs which are listed below:

- Device Name: This field shows the name of the device.
- Page Count: This field shows the total number of pages which are being accessed in a session.
- Onload (Sec): Onload time occurs when the processing of the page is complete, and all resources of the page have been finished downloading.
- TTDI (Time to DOM Interactive) (Sec): TTDI is the duration which is taken for a web page’s DOM to become fully interactive and responsive to user interaction.
- TTDL (Time to DOM Load) (Sec): TTDL is the duration which is taken for a web page’s DOM to be fully constructed and ready for user interaction.
- Server Response Time (Sec): This is the duration which is taken for a server to process a request and provide a response to user interaction.
- PRT (Perceived Response Time) (Sec): This refers to the subjective perception of how quickly a system or application responds to user interactions or requests.
- First Byte Time (Sec): This is the total amount of time spent to receive the first byte response once it has been requested.
- DNS (Sec): This is the decentralized hierarchal naming system that translates domain name into IP addresses, enabling users to access websites using human-readable addresses.
- SSL (Sec): This refers to the duration it takes for the establishment and completion of the Secure Socket Layer (SSL) handshake process, which establishes a secure encrypted connection between a client and a server.
- Cache Lookup: This is the time taken by the browser to lookup the main URL in the browser cache.
- Download (Sec): This is the total time taken in downloading the main URL
- TCP (Sec): This is the time required for a TCP handshake. It does not include SSL/TLS
- FCP (Sec): First Content Paint Timestamp reports the time it takes for the first visible content to be rendered on a web page.
- FP (Sec): First Paint timestamp reports the time it takes for the first pixels to be painted on the screen when a web page starts loading.
- TTI (Sec): Time to Interactive is when the website is usually usable and engaging.
- FID (Sec): First Input Delay (FID) measures the time from when a user first interacts with your site to the time when the browser can respond to that interaction.
- Exit PCT: This field defines the percentage of visitors who leaves a website or web page after viewing only a single page, without navigating to any other pages within the same sessions.

## Browser

The browser specifies the name of the browser from which you are accessing the site. In browser tab, you can see the following details which are listed below:

- Browser Name: This field shows the name of the browser from which the visitor is accessing the site.
- Page Count: This field shows the total number of pages which are being accessed in a session.
- Onload (Sec): Onload time occurs when the processing of the page is complete, and all resources of the page have been finished downloading.
- TTDI (Time to DOM Interactive) (Sec): TTDI is the duration which is taken for a web page’s DOM to become fully interactive and responsive to user interaction.
- TTDL (Time to DOM Load) (Sec): TTDL is the duration which is taken for a web page’s DOM to be fully constructed and ready for user interaction.
- Server Response Time (Sec): This is the duration which is taken for a server to process a request and provide a response to user interaction.
- PRT (Perceived Response Time) (Sec): This refers to the subjective perception of how quickly a system or application responds to user interactions or requests.
- First Byte Time (Sec): This is the total amount of time spent to receive the first byte response once it has been requested.
- DNS (Sec): This is the decentralized hierarchal naming system that translates domain name into IP addresses, enabling users to access websites using human-readable addresses.
- SSL (Sec): This refers to the duration it takes for the establishment and completion of the Secure Socket Layer (SSL) handshake process, which establishes a secure encrypted connection between a client and a server.
- Cache Lookup: This is the time taken by the browser to lookup the main URL in the browser cache.
- Download (Sec): This is the total time taken in downloading the main URL
- TCP (Sec): This is the time required for a TCP handshake. It does not include SSL/TLS
- FCP (Sec): First Content Paint Timestamp reports the time it takes for the first visible content to be rendered on a web page.
- FP (Sec): First Paint timestamp reports the time it takes for the first pixels to be painted on the screen when a web page starts loading.
- TTI (Sec): Time to Interactive is when the website is usually usable and engaging.
- FID (Sec): First Input Delay (FID) measures the time from when a user first interacts with your site to the time when the browser can respond to that interaction.
- Exit PCT: This field defines the percentage of visitors who leaves a website or web page after viewing only a single page, without navigating to any other pages within the same sessions.

## Browser Version

The browser version displays the version of the browser from which you are accessing the site. For Example: Firefox (24.0). In browser version tab, you can see the following details which are listed below:

- Browser Version Name: This field shows the name of the browser along with its version from which the visitor is accessing the site.
- Page Count: This field shows the total number of pages which are being accessed in a session.
- Onload (Sec): Onload time occurs when the processing of the page is complete, and all resources of the page have been finished downloading.
- TTDI (Time to DOM Interactive) (Sec): TTDI is the duration which is taken for a web page’s DOM to become fully interactive and responsive to user interaction.
- TTDL (Time to DOM Load) (Sec): TTDL is the duration which is taken for a web page’s DOM to be fully constructed and ready for user interaction.
- Server Response Time (Sec): This is the duration which is taken for a server to process a request and provide a response to user interaction.
- PRT (Perceived Response Time) (Sec): This refers to the subjective perception of how quickly a system or application responds to user interactions or requests.
- First Byte Time (Sec): This is the total amount of time spent to receive the first byte response once it has been requested.
- DNS (Sec): This is the decentralized hierarchal naming system that translates domain name into IP addresses, enabling users to access websites using human-readable addresses.
- SSL (Sec): This refers to the duration it takes for the establishment and completion of the Secure Socket Layer (SSL) handshake process, which establishes a secure encrypted connection between a client and a server.
- Cache Lookup: This is the time taken by the browser to lookup the main URL in the browser cache.
- Download (Sec): This is the total time taken in downloading the main URL
- TCP (Sec): This is the time required for a TCP handshake. It does not include SSL/TLS
- FCP (Sec): First Content Paint Timestamp reports the time it takes for the first visible content to be rendered on a web page.
- FP (Sec): First Paint timestamp reports the time it takes for the first pixels to be painted on the screen when a web page starts loading.
- TTI (Sec): Time to Interactive is when the website is usually usable and engaging.
- FID (Sec): First Input Delay (FID) measures the time from when a user first interacts with your site to the time when the browser can respond to that interaction.
- Exit PCT: This field defines the percentage of visitors who leaves a website or web page after viewing only a single page, without navigating to any other pages within the same sessions.

## Connection

Connection denotes the type of the connection which is being used such as: dial-up, DSL ad so on. In connection tab, you can see the following details which are listed below:

- Connection Name: This field shows the name of the connection type used.
- Page Count: This field shows the total number of pages which are being accessed in a session.
- Onload (Sec): Onload time occurs when the processing of the page is complete, and all resources of the page have been finished downloading.
- TTDI (Time to DOM Interactive) (Sec): TTDI is the duration which is taken for a web page’s DOM to become fully interactive and responsive to user interaction.
- TTDL (Time to DOM Load) (Sec): TTDL is the duration which is taken for a web page’s DOM to be fully constructed and ready for user interaction.
- Server Response Time (Sec): This is the duration which is taken for a server to process a request and provide a response to user interaction.
- PRT (Perceived Response Time) (Sec): This refers to the subjective perception of how quickly a system or application responds to user interactions or requests.
- First Byte Time (Sec): This is the total amount of time spent to receive the first byte response once it has been requested.
- DNS (Sec): This is the decentralized hierarchal naming system that translates domain name into IP addresses, enabling users to access websites using human-readable addresses.
- SSL (Sec): This refers to the duration it takes for the establishment and completion of the Secure Socket Layer (SSL) handshake process, which establishes a secure encrypted connection between a client and a server.
- Cache Lookup: This is the time taken by the browser to lookup the main URL in the browser cache.
- Download (Sec): This is the total time taken in downloading the main URL
- TCP (Sec): This is the time required for a TCP handshake. It does not include SSL/TLS
- FCP (Sec): First Content Paint Timestamp reports the time it takes for the first visible content to be rendered on a web page.
- FP (Sec): First Paint timestamp reports the time it takes for the first pixels to be painted on the screen when a web page starts loading.
- TTI (Sec): Time to Interactive is when the website is usually usable and engaging.
- FID (Sec): First Input Delay (FID) measures the time from when a user first interacts with your site to the time when the browser can respond to that interaction.
- Exit PCT: This field defines the percentage of visitors who leaves a website or web page after viewing only a single page, without navigating to any other pages within the same sessions.

## Location

This will display the location from where you are accessing the site. In location tab, you can see the following details which are listed below:

- Country Name: This field shows the name of country where the transaction is taking place.
- Page Count: This field shows the total number of pages which are being accessed in a session.
- Onload (Sec): Onload time occurs when the processing of the page is complete, and all resources of the page have been finished downloading.
- TTDI (Time to DOM Interactive) (Sec): TTDI is the duration which is taken for a web page’s DOM to become fully interactive and responsive to user interaction.
- TTDL (Time to DOM Load) (Sec): TTDL is the duration which is taken for a web page’s DOM to be fully constructed and ready for user interaction.
- Server Response Time (Sec): This is the duration which is taken for a server to process a request and provide a response to user interaction.
- PRT (Perceived Response Time) (Sec): This refers to the subjective perception of how quickly a system or application responds to user interactions or requests.
- First Byte Time (Sec): This is the total amount of time spent to receive the first byte response once it has been requested.
- DNS (Sec): This is the decentralized hierarchal naming system that translates domain name into IP addresses, enabling users to access websites using human-readable addresses.
- SSL (Sec): This refers to the duration it takes for the establishment and completion of the Secure Socket Layer (SSL) handshake process, which establishes a secure encrypted connection between a client and a server.
- Cache Lookup: This is the time taken by the browser to lookup the main URL in the browser cache.
- Download (Sec): This is the total time taken in downloading the main URL
- TCP (Sec): This is the time required for a TCP handshake. It does not include SSL/TLS
- FCP (Sec): First Content Paint Timestamp reports the time it takes for the first visible content to be rendered on a web page.
- FP (Sec): First Paint timestamp reports the time it takes for the first pixels to be painted on the screen when a web page starts loading.
- TTI (Sec): Time to Interactive is when the website is usually usable and engaging.
- FID (Sec): First Input Delay (FID) measures the time from when a user first interacts with your site to the time when the browser can respond to that interaction.
- Exit PCT: This field defines the percentage of visitors who leaves a website or web page after viewing only a single page, without navigating to any other pages within the same sessions.

## Region

Region is the part of the location from where you are accessing the site. In the region tab, you can see the following options:

- Region Name: This field shows the area where the transaction is taking place.
- Page Count: This field shows the total number of pages which are being accessed in a session.
- Onload (Sec): Onload time occurs when the processing of the page is complete, and all resources of the page have been finished downloading.
- TTDI (Time to DOM Interactive) (Sec): TTDI is the duration which is taken for a web page’s DOM to become fully interactive and responsive to user interaction.
- TTDL (Time to DOM Load) (Sec): TTDL is the duration which is taken for a web page’s DOM to be fully constructed and ready for user interaction.
- Server Response Time (Sec): This is the duration which is taken for a server to process a request and provide a response to user interaction.
- PRT (Perceived Response Time) (Sec): This refers to the subjective perception of how quickly a system or application responds to user interactions or requests.
- First Byte Time (Sec): This is the total amount of time spent to receive the first byte response once it has been requested.
- DNS (Sec): This is the decentralized hierarchal naming system that translates domain name into IP addresses, enabling users to access websites using human-readable addresses.
- SSL (Sec): This refers to the duration it takes for the establishment and completion of the Secure Socket Layer (SSL) handshake process, which establishes a secure encrypted connection between a client and a server.
- Cache Lookup: This is the time taken by the browser to lookup the main URL in the browser cache.
- Download (Sec): This is the total time taken in downloading the main URL
- TCP (Sec): This is the time required for a TCP handshake. It does not include SSL/TLS
- FCP (Sec): First Content Paint Timestamp reports the time it takes for the first visible content to be rendered on a web page.
- FP (Sec): First Paint timestamp reports the time it takes for the first pixels to be painted on the screen when a web page starts loading.
- TTI (Sec): Time to Interactive is when the website is usually usable and engaging.
- FID (Sec): First Input Delay (FID) measures the time from when a user first interacts with your site to the time when the browser can respond to that interaction.
- Exit PCT: This field defines the percentage of visitors who leaves a website or web page after viewing only a single page, without navigating to any other pages within the same sessions.

## OS

OS denotes the platform from where the session is executed. In the os tab, you can see the following options:

- OS Name: This field shows the platform from where the session is being executed. For e.g.: Windows, Linux.
- Page Count: This field shows the total number of pages which are being accessed in a session.
- Onload (Sec): Onload time occurs when the processing of the page is complete, and all resources of the page have been finished downloading.
- TTDI (Time to DOM Interactive) (Sec): TTDI is the duration which is taken for a web page’s DOM to become fully interactive and responsive to user interaction.
- TTDL (Time to DOM Load) (Sec): TTDL is the duration which is taken for a web page’s DOM to be fully constructed and ready for user interaction.
- Server Response Time (Sec): This is the duration which is taken for a server to process a request and provide a response to user interaction.
- PRT (Perceived Response Time) (Sec): This refers to the subjective perception of how quickly a system or application responds to user interactions or requests.
- First Byte Time (Sec): This is the total amount of time spent to receive the first byte response once it has been requested.
- DNS (Sec): This is the decentralized hierarchal naming system that translates domain name into IP addresses, enabling users to access websites using human-readable addresses.
- SSL (Sec): This refers to the duration it takes for the establishment and completion of the Secure Socket Layer (SSL) handshake process, which establishes a secure encrypted connection between a client and a server.
- Cache Lookup: This is the time taken by the browser to lookup the main URL in the browser cache.
- Download (Sec): This is the total time taken in downloading the main URL
- TCP (Sec): This is the time required for a TCP handshake. It does not include SSL/TLS
- FCP (Sec): First Content Paint Timestamp reports the time it takes for the first visible content to be rendered on a web page.
- FP (Sec): First Paint timestamp reports the time it takes for the first pixels to be painted on the screen when a web page starts loading.
- TTI (Sec): Time to Interactive is when the website is usually usable and engaging.
- FID (Sec): First Input Delay (FID) measures the time from when a user first interacts with your site to the time when the browser can respond to that interaction.
- Exit PCT: This field defines the percentage of visitors who leaves a website or web page after viewing only a single page, without navigating to any other pages within the same sessions.

## OS Version

OS version denotes the version of the operating system from where the session is being executed. For e.g.- Window XP, Window 10, etc. In the OS version tab, you can see the following options:

- OS Version Name: This field shows the version of the operating system from where the session is being executed.
- Page Count: This field shows the total number of pages which are being accessed in a session.
- Onload (Sec): Onload time occurs when the processing of the page is complete, and all resources of the page have been finished downloading.
- TTDI (Time to DOM Interactive) (Sec): TTDI is the duration which is taken for a web page’s DOM to become fully interactive and responsive to user interaction.
- TTDL (Time to DOM Load) (Sec): TTDL is the duration which is taken for a web page’s DOM to be fully constructed and ready for user interaction.
- Server Response Time (Sec): This is the duration which is taken for a server to process a request and provide a response to user interaction.
- PRT (Perceived Response Time) (Sec): This refers to the subjective perception of how quickly a system or application responds to user interactions or requests.
- First Byte Time (Sec): This is the total amount of time spent to receive the first byte response once it has been requested.
- DNS (Sec): This is the decentralized hierarchal naming system that translates domain name into IP addresses, enabling users to access websites using human-readable addresses.
- SSL (Sec): This refers to the duration it takes for the establishment and completion of the Secure Socket Layer (SSL) handshake process, which establishes a secure encrypted connection between a client and a server.
- Cache Lookup: This is the time taken by the browser to lookup the main URL in the browser cache.
- Download (Sec): This is the total time taken in downloading the main URL
- TCP (Sec): This is the time required for a TCP handshake. It does not include SSL/TLS
- FCP (Sec): First Content Paint Timestamp reports the time it takes for the first visible content to be rendered on a web page.
- FP (Sec): First Paint timestamp reports when the browser started to render the page after navigation.
- TTI (Sec): Time to Interactive is when the website is usually usable and engaging.
- FID (Sec): First Input Delay (FID) measures the time from when a user first interacts with your site to the time when the browser can respond to that interaction.
- Exit PCT: This field defines the percentage of visitors who leaves a website or web page after viewing only a single page, without navigating to any other pages within the same sessions.

## Browser & OS

Browser and OS denotes the browser name along with its version from where you are operating. In the Browser and OS version tab, you can see the following options:

- Browser and OS Name: This field shows the browser and operating system’s name from where the session is being executed.
- Page Count: This field shows the total number of pages which are being accessed in a session.
- Onload (Sec): Onload time occurs when the processing of the page is complete, and all resources of the page have been finished downloading.
- TTDI (Time to DOM Interactive) (Sec): TTDI is the duration which is taken for a web page’s DOM to become fully interactive and responsive to user interaction.
- TTDL (Time to DOM Load) (Sec): TTDL is the duration which is taken for a web page’s DOM to be fully constructed and ready for user interaction.
- Server Response Time (Sec): This is the duration which is taken for a server to process a request and provide a response to user interaction.
- PRT (Perceived Response Time) (Sec): This refers to the subjective perception of how quickly a system or application responds to user interactions or requests.
- First Byte Time (Sec): This is the total amount of time spent to receive the first byte response once it has been requested.
- DNS (Sec): This is the decentralized hierarchal naming system that translates domain name into IP addresses, enabling users to access websites using human-readable addresses.
- SSL (Sec): This refers to the duration it takes for the establishment and completion of the Secure Socket Layer (SSL) handshake process, which establishes a secure encrypted connection between a client and a server.
- Cache Lookup: This is the time taken by the browser to lookup the main URL in the browser cache.
- Download (Sec): This is the total time taken in downloading the main URL
- TCP (Sec): This is the time required for a TCP handshake. It does not include SSL/TLS
- FCP (Sec): First Content Paint Timestamp reports the time it takes for the first visible content to be rendered on a web page.
- FP (Sec): First Paint timestamp reports when the browser started to render the page after navigation.
- TTI (Sec): Time to Interactive is when the website is usually usable and engaging.
- FID (Sec): First Input Delay (FID) measures the time from when a user first interacts with your site to the time when the browser can respond to that interaction.
- Exit PCT: This field defines the percentage of visitors who leaves a website or web page after viewing only a single page, without navigating to any other pages within the same sessions.

## Global Action Items

There are following global action item filters which are listed below:

- Compare On: In compare on, there are two options one is for time comparison, and another is for user segment comparison.
- In the Page Performance Detail window, you can also navigate to the page performance overview by clicking on the Page Performance Overview Page Performance Overview button

## Page Performance Detail Filter

In page performance overview filter, there are two options which are listed below:

- General
- Advanced

## General

In general filters, you have to specify the following filters which are listed below:

- Last: Specify time filters, such as last duration (such as: 15 minutes, 1 hour, 1 week, 1 day, 1 week, and so on).
- Custom: Specify the required Start and End date range.
- Select Page: In this option, you have to select the page on which you want to apply the compare. You can select the page from the drop-down provided.
- Select Channel: A channel is the medium through which you can access the site. You can select either the Desktop option or Mobile option from the drop-down provided.
- Select User Segment: It is a group of users having some common behavior or attributes. You can select one or multiple user segments as per your requirement from the given drop-down.
- Select OS: In this you have to select the type of OS you want to use, from the given drop-down. You can select one or multiple OS as per your requirement from the given drop-down.
- Select Browser: In this you have to select the type of browser you want to use, from the given drop-down. You can select one or multiple browsers as per your requirement from the given drop-down.

#### Notes:

- You can also apply compare for Time as well as User Segment. To apply compare for the two different time, you have to click on the Time Compare Mode Time Compare Mode button and you have to provide the Last or Custom Time for compare.
- To apply compare for the two different user segments, you have to click on the User Segment Compare Mode User Segment Compare Mode button and you have to select the User Segment.
- You can also select the type of device you want to use for applying the filter. You can select any one from the following options provided such as: PC, Mobile or Tablet.
- If you want to apply filter for PC, then you have to click on the PC PC If you want to apply filter for mobile, then you have to click on the Mobile Mobile button. If you want to apply filter for tablet, then you have to click on the Table Tablet button. You can also select multiple devices for applying the filter.

## Advanced

You can either Include or Exclude the following advanced settings which are optional and are listed below.

## Include

You can include the following options by selecting their values from the corresponding drop-down which are listed below:

- Location
- Page
- OS
- Browser

## Exclude

You can exclude the following options by selecting their values from the corresponding drop-down which are listed below:

- Location
- Page
- OS
- Browser

Note: Once you have selected all the settings, then you have to click on the Apply Applybutton to apply the setting. You can also reset the general settings by clicking on the Reset Reset button.

- In page window, you can also search the tabs by providing the name on the Search bar
- In the Page Performance Overview window, you can also perform the following operations which are listed below
  1. Export as XSL: You can download the tabular view of the information in excel file format by click on the Export as XLS icon.
  2. Export Table as CSV: You can download the tabular view information in CSV format by clicking on the Export Table as CSV button.
  3. Column Filter: You can perform search operation to the column by clicking on the Column Filter button in the table. You can search a column by name, value etc.
  4. Toggle Column: You can Show/Hide a column by clicking on the Toggle Column button in the table.Page Performance Detail: You can analyze the page performance across multiple metrics by click on the Page Performance Detail Page Performance Detail button.
  5. Compare On: In compare on, there are two options one is for time comparison, and another is for user segment comparison.

### Page Performance Detail

In page performance report, you can see the details for page performance overview in a graphical representation or format.

## Chart Context Menu

In chart context menu, you can perform the following operations which are listed below:

- Print Chart
- Download PNG Image
- Download JPEG Image
- Download PDF Document
- Download SVG Vector Image