Web performance tests, or website page speed tests, are done to benchmark the experiences visitors have when they come to your website. Optimizing your website's performance is crucial to increasing traffic, improving conversion rates, generating more leads, and increasing revenue. Your overall web performance score is broken down by analyzing page size, page requests, page speed, browser caching, compression, and images.
The heavier the site page, the slower the load. For optimal performance, try to keep page size below 3MB.
The smaller the site page, the faster it loads. Your website’s page size is below 3MB, which makes it faster and more affordable for your visitors to your site.
The more HTTP requests your website makes, the slower it becomes. Combine files to minimize the number of requests made.
Minimizing the number of requests made on your website makes your website load faster.
Best-in-class webpages let users interact with the page within 3 seconds. Any slower and visitors will abandon your site, reducing conversions and sales.
Your website lets users interact with the page within 3 seconds, leading to higher conversion rates and lower bounce rates than the average website.
Good browser caching will speed up your website by storing frequently used content in local memory.
You’re storing frequently used site content to your visitor’s browser. This speeds up their website experience as they click through the various pages of your website.
Each additional page redirects adds an additional loading cycle, increasing the time to display the page, hurting user experience. Having too many page redirects is also a sub-optimal experience for search engine bots.
By keeping page redirects to a minimum, users don’t have to wait as long for content to display on their devices.
Sending users JavaScript and CSS uncompressed increases your web page file size increase, making your website run slower.
When your JavaScript and CSS are properly compressed, it decreases the total web page file size sent to your site visitors. This can make your website run much faster.
Large image files are often the biggest culprits of slow page speed. By making sure images are properly sized for your visitor’s device type, you can improve your visitor’s browsing experience.
Visitors should download images in the size that works for their device. Images that are larger than what they need increases page size and slows down page speed.
Traffic from mobile devices is growing fast. Optimize your website for mobile or you'll miss out on valuable traffic, leads, and revenue.
Small screens shouldn’t mean small unreadable text. Legible font sizes makes your content accessible to everyone.
People with bigger fingers or limited mobility are customers, too. Make sure every tappable experience on your website is sized and spaced appropriately.
Make sure your website is easy for users to discover—and easy for search bots to understand—with better page titles, headings, and meta descriptions.
Your website uses a plugin that renders content in a way search engines can’t index. If you create content that search engines can’t find, it doesn’t count for your website rankings!
A secure website is a good website. Would you willingly visit a hacked website?
Your website loads on https with an up to date SSL certificate. This prevents hackers from
When your website uses compromised or vulnerable code it puts both visitors and your business at risk.