Choose the Number You See on Each Project Card

A project page can show many numbers, but different people need different information. Vercel has changed its project cards to support this difference. Users can now choose the number shown on each card. They make this choice from their team's Overview page. The change gives each project a choice instead of one fixed number.

Previously, every card showed a number called Real Experience Score. This score gives information about how people experience a website's performance. It appeared in the card's top right corner for every project. Now users can replace it with other information they need. The same space can show different information for different projects.

For example, a project with strong security needs can show blocked requests. A marketing website can show information about people visiting the site. Other choices include errors, alerts, and numbers about website speed. Users can choose the information that matters for each particular project. They do not have to keep the earlier fixed choice.

To change the number, users open the menu at the card's top right. The menu shows the current value for each available choice. After users choose one, Vercel saves it for that project. The choice stays with their account when they refresh the page. It also follows them when they use a different device.

Some choices need a feature that the project has not turned on. Users can start turning it on from the same menu. They do not need to leave the Overview page to start. This works for Speed Insights Plus, Web Analytics, and alerts. The update keeps choosing information and starting these features close together.