Frequently asked questions
Uptime and availability, performance (page load times, error rates), security (intrusion detection, vulnerability alerts), and increasingly accessibility/quality regressions caught by automated tools; comprehensive monitoring means knowing about a problem before users report it, not after.
A site assessment is a point-in-time diagnostic; monitoring is continuous and automated, catching issues as they emerge in real time. Both matter; assessment for periodic deep review, monitoring for day-to-day operational assurance, and they're complementary rather than substitutes for one another.
This depends entirely on the support arrangement in place; the value of monitoring is limited unless there's a clear, agreed incident response process (who's alerted, response time commitments, escalation path) behind it, which should be an explicit part of any support and maintenance agreement.
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