Page Speed Test or it is an extremely useful, easy and intuitive Google tool that informs you quickly what is the speed of your websiteboth on mobile and desktop, and now using real user browsing data in Chrome.
Page Speed Test is updated to give you real data about the speed of your website
From now on, if a user uses Chrome to access your web page, Google will be able to use this information to determine how fast or slow it loads. “Page Speed Test will use the data from the chrome user experience report to be able to offer best recommendations to developersplus the optimization score has been adjusted to be more in line with real-world data” .
Google will show two metrics in Page Speed Test: First Contentful Paint (FCP) and DOM Content Loaded (DCL), the first metric marks the points, immediately after navigation, when the browser represents pixels on the screen, which can be text, an image, or even an element. On the other hand, the DOM Content Loaded is activated when the document has been fully loaded and parsedwithout waiting for style sheets and images to finish loading.
Based on these metrics, Google will rate your website as fast, average or slow. If both metrics are in the top third of their category, the page will be considered fast, as in the following example:
What scores can you find in Page Speed Test
- On the other hand, the Optimization Score ranks web pages as good, medium, or poor when estimating their yield margin. This calculation assumes that a developer will want to maintain the same look and feel on their page.
- In the section Page Load Distributions you will be able to find how the FCP and DCL events of the page are distributed in the data set. These events will be classified as fast (in the upper third), average (in the middle third), and slow (in the lower third, at Compare against all events in the Chrome User Experience Report.
- the section of Page Statistics describes the round trips that are required to load the page’s rendering lock resources, the total bytes used by the page, and how it compares to the median number of bytes used in the data set. In addition, this section tells you if your page can be fasterif you modify the appearance and functionality of it.
These aspects are detailed in the Optimization Tips, where the list of best practices that could be applied to your page is highlighted. If the page is fast these suggestions will be hidden by default, and if you want more details about these changes, you can consult the section “About Page Speed Insides”.
At Marketing4eCommerce we care about a good user experience
As you can see in the Page Speed Test, in Marketing4eCommerce We got excellent grades! In fact, much better than other major media
We are very happy and proud of these results, which are the representation of all our efforts to offer you a more agile and easy to navigate website.
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