Case Study: The Dog Grooming Contact Form That Sent Enquiries Nowhere
A local dog groomer’s contact form appeared usable, but its destination email address was invalid. The returned message exposed a failure the business could easily miss.
Nekai journal Notes on useful infrastructure
Practical guides to website monitoring.
Case Study: How Caching Broke Reset Massage’s Amelia Booking Form
Reset Massage’s website stayed online while caching broke its Amelia booking form after a refactor. See why the fault was easy to miss and how Pulse would have caught it.
Pulse vs Site24x7: Simple Journey Checks or All-in-One Monitoring?
A plain-English Pulse vs Site24x7 comparison covering website and customer journey checks, setup, pricing and who each service suits.
Pulse vs StatusCake: Uptime Monitoring or Customer Journey Monitoring?
A plain-English Pulse vs StatusCake comparison covering website checks, security, speed, customer journeys, setup and pricing.
Pulse vs Pingdom: Which Website Monitoring Service Fits Your Business?
A plain-English Pulse vs Pingdom comparison covering website checks, speed, customer journeys, setup, pricing and who each service suits.
Pulse vs Better Stack: Which Website Monitoring Service Fits You?
A plain-English Pulse vs Better Stack comparison covering website checks, customer journeys, setup, pricing and who each service is built for.
Pulse vs UptimeRobot: Which Website Monitoring Tool Is Right for You?
A plain-English Pulse vs UptimeRobot comparison covering website checks, booking and enquiry journeys, setup, pricing and who each service suits.
The broken booking form that led to Nekai Pulse
The broken booking form that led to Nekai Pulse Pulse started because of a missing phone number field. I’d built a website for a local sports massage business. Nothing particularly unusual: WordPress, a booking system, online appointments, the usual setup. I’d tested it, the site was live, and customers were using it. Then one day…