Design Update on Esports Charts — New Tournament Pages

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Esports Charts considers the feedback from users and our customers. We took all the suggestions into account and updated the design of one of the key elements of our service — tournament pages. Each page received a redesign with new features and functions. 

What’s new on Esports Charts tournament pages?

A block with LIVE broadcasts is now available in the tournament reports. Tournament pages do not only contain the statistics of the tournament, but also the information about the most popular broadcasts of the event by the number of viewers.

You can now find the tournament's schedule in the report, which marks the days and stages of the matches; the score of matches will also be available during the biggest events. PRO subscribers can also check the list of casters of the broadcasts in the schedule.

A block with the most popular channels on different platforms has been added for the events in which many streamers participate. Broadcast channels can be sorted by the main metrics — Hours Watched, Peak Viewers and Average Viewers. It will be useful for analyzing various streamer events, for example, Twitch Rivals tournaments.

The most watched teams of the tournament are now displayed on charts — sorted by Hours Watched or Average Viewers. Also, you can download infographics directly from the event page with both overall statistics and information about the popularity of teams. Note that these functions are only available for PRO subscribers.

FAQ block was also added to the pages. You will now get all the basic info about the event, including the name of the venue, as well as the most popular language and broadcast platform of the tournament.

Overall statistics now include Views metric, which has data from Twitch, YouTube and Facebook (only for PRO). Block with the main info about the event also lists sponsors of the tournament; at the moment it is also only available for PRO subscribers.

A block with the results of the tournament is added. It indicates the final standings and prize distribution among the participants. 

For a more detailed analysis of the teams, check out the functionality of the Esports Charts dashboard, which has also received a large-scale update recently.

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