Technology Stack Analysis
Web Reveal detected 10 technologies across 9 categories on stockton.ac.uk. Explore the full technology stack below — from hosting and CDN to analytics, frameworks, and beyond.
Analytics
2 technologiesThis site tracks user engagement and behavior through Google Analytics 4 and Global Site Tag, enabling data-driven optimization and insights.
Detected: Google analytics 4, Global site tag
Standards Signals
2 technologiesA 2-tool Standards Signals setup—Open Graph and Twitter Cards—handles this functional area across the site.
Detected: Open graph, Twitter cards
Social
1 technologySocial features are integrated through Facebook, letting visitors share content, sign in with their social accounts, and engage with the site's community presence.
Detected: Facebook
Customer Support
1 technologyCustomer support is powered by Tawk.to, free live chat application enabling websites to monitor and chat with visitors in real-time with unlimited agents and messaging features.
Detected: Tawk To
Error Tracking
1 technologyJavaScript errors and crashes are captured by Rollbar, continuous code improvement platform that helps developers discover, predict, and resolve errors in real-time across all environments.
Detected: Rollbar
Mobile Frameworks
1 technologyIonic Framework underpins the site's Mobile Frameworks capabilities, handling the specialised requirements of this domain.
Detected: Ionic framework
Advertising
1 technologyAd delivery is managed through Meta Pixel, (formerly Facebook Pixel) is a tracking code that measures the effectiveness of Facebook and Instagram advertising campaigns.
Detected: Meta pixel
Libraries — Utilities
1 technologycolor is the chosen Libraries — Utilities solution here, integrating with the rest of the stack to serve its specific purpose.
Detected: Color
CMS Not Detected
No recognized CMS or website builder was identified for this site. This is common when a site is built on a custom or proprietary stack, uses a headless architecture where the CMS is decoupled from the frontend, or relies heavily on client-side JavaScript frameworks (such as React, Vue, or Next.js) that render content dynamically. It may also indicate a fully custom-coded website or one built with a less common platform that is not yet in our detection library.
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