Rolling out a new Wi-Fi network feels like crossing the finish line, but in reality, it’s more like the halfway point. Following up after deployment is where the real value shows up. It’s your chance to confirm that access points are behaving the way you intended, coverage is consistent, and users are actually getting the performance you designed for. Without that follow-up, small issues can quietly grow into big complaints later.
In the image I shared, it’s pretty obvious that users aren’t evenly distributed across the access points. One AP looks loaded while others are just hanging out, bored and underutilized. That imbalance might be due to AP placement, building layout, or client devices stubbornly sticking to a stronger-looking signal. Even if it’s “technically working,” it’s still worth digging into because uneven client distribution can tank performance for everyone connected to the busy AP.
