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7 Key Factors For BetterGoogle Page Speed Test Results

Loading

The Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), the first of Google's Core Web Vitals metrics, measures how much time the main content of a web page takes to load. According to Google, a good LCP score is 2.5 seconds or less.

Interactivity

The First Input Delay (FID), the second of Google's Core Web Vitals, measures the time from a user's first interaction (link click or button tap) to the time when the browser is actually able to respond to that interaction. A good FID score is under 100 ms.

Mobile Friendly

Over 50% of Google searches originate from mobile devices. Make sure your website is responsive and adjusts to every dimension.

Safe Browsing

Your website should not contain malicious (malware) or deceptive content and should be safe for all visitors.

Interstitials

Web pages with intrusive pop-ups or banners that conceal actual content get flagged by Google because it ruins the user experience.

HTTPS

HTTPS is your site's first line of defense when Google checks your website for Encryption, Data Integrity, and Authentication.

Visual Stability

The Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS), the third of Google's Core Web Vitals, evaluates a page's visual stability by measuring unexpected layout shifts. According to Google, a CLS score of less than 0.1 ensures a good user experience.

What is Google Page Experience?

Google Page Experience measures how people feel when they interact with a web page. It was introduced in May 2020 and has since been updated.

Google wants to highlight websites that are easy to use and provide value. In the past, Google focused mainly on website speed. Now, with the Page Experience update, it looks at more factors, like how quickly the site loads, how easy it is to use, and how helpful it is to visitors. This update makes user experience more important than ever for ranking well in search results.

Google looks at several key factors to understand how users feel and interact with a web page, such as:

Core Web Vitals: Metrics that check how quickly a page loads, how responsive it is, and how stable its layout feels to users.
Mobile Usability: How easy it is to use a page on a mobile device.
HTTPS Security: The use of secure HTTPS instead of HTTP for website URLs.
Intrusive Interstitials: The presence of any pop-ups or ads that interrupt the user experience and block content from view.

The Importance of Optimizing for Page Experience

Optimizing for page experience is crucial for both SEO and business growth. When your page offers value and a great user experience, it can lead to:

Better SEO: Google rewards pages with a good user experience by ranking them higher in search results. This means more people are likely to find and visit your website, bringing more traffic.
Increased User Engagement: A positive page experience encourages users to stay longer and interact with your content. It can reduce bounce rates and keep visitors on your site. Plus, it can make them explore more pages or return in the future.
Higher Conversions: If users have a great experience on your site, they are more likely to take actions like signing up or purchasing. A good page experience builds trust, making visitors more likely to become customers or leads.

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