Understanding Your Sites Dashboard
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The sites dashboard is the first screen you see when you log in. It lists every website in your account with a quick health snapshot for each, so you can spot which site needs attention without opening it.
Site
The site's favicon and domain. A pulsing teal dot next to the domain means the site has at least one A/B test running right now.
MTD
A mini trend line of the current month so far, for an at-a-glance sense of direction.
Views MTD
Total page views this calendar month so far (month to date).
MoM
Month over month: how this month's views so far compare to the same span of last month, shown as a percentage with an up or down arrow.
Events
Total events tracked for this site (pageviews, clicks, form submissions, and custom events combined).
Tests
The number of A/B tests currently running on this site.
Actions
Quick links into the site: Analytics, Split tests, Heatmaps, Funnels, and Site settings.
A red or downward indicator is about traffic, not uptime. The sites dashboard never checks whether your website is online. A downward MoM arrow means views are trending down compared to last month, not that your site is down. Humblytics is not an uptime monitor.
The comparison is same-span, not full-month. If today is the 17th, Humblytics compares views from the 1st through the 17th of this month against the 1st through the 17th of last month. That keeps the comparison fair mid-month instead of comparing a partial month against a full one.
Earlier versions of this dashboard had a Status column with labels like "Down." It referred to traffic trends, but many users read it as site uptime, so we replaced it in a redesign. Trend information now lives in the MTD and MoM columns, and an active test is shown by the teal dot next to the site name.
Click any site (or the Analytics action) to open its full analytics view. See Understanding Site Traffic for the metrics inside a single site's dashboard.
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