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PERFORMANCE METRICS
Performance
Understand loading speed, responsiveness, and the overall performance of your web page.
FREE WEBSITE PERFORMANCE TOOL
Check Your Website Page Speed
Understand your website's loading performance, explore Core Web Vitals, and discover opportunities to create a faster and smoother user experience.
Mobile & Desktop
Performance Insights
Actionable Guidance
UNDERSTAND YOUR PERFORMANCE
More Than Just
More Than Just
a Speed Score.
Website performance involves more than loading time. Review the key areas that influence user experience, technical quality, and search visibility.
Your performance report will appear here.
Enter your website URL above and run a speed test. Your actual results will be displayed here once testing functionality is connected.
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PERFORMANCE METRICS
Accessibility
Identify opportunities to make your website more accessible and easier for people to use.
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PERFORMANCE METRICS
Best Practices
Review technical quality and identify potential improvements to your website implementation.
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PERFORMANCE METRICS
SEO
Check selected technical SEO factors that can affect how search engines understand your page.
Results will be based on the actual test report. Scores are not generated until the testing functionality is available.
CORE WEB VITALS
Measure What Matters.
Core Web Vitals help you understand how quickly your content appears, how responsive your website feels, and how stable the page remains while loading.
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LCP
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Largest Contentful Paint
Measures how long it takes for the largest visible image or text block to render on the screen.
Good target
2.5 seconds or less
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TBT
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Total Blocking Time
Measures the total time the browser's main thread is blocked by long tasks during page loading, preventing it from responding promptly to user input.
Good target
200 milliseconds or less
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CLS
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Cumulative Layout Shift
Measures unexpected movement of page elements while the content loads or updates.
Good target
0.1 or less
These results represent Lighthouse lab measurements. INP may be unavailable in a lab test because it measures real user interactions. Field data is needed to assess actual user-experienced INP.
PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT GUIDE
Build a Faster Website.
Website speed depends on several technical factors. Understand the common areas to review when improving loading performance, responsiveness, and user experience.
01 — THE APPROACH
Find the bottleneck.
Find the bottleneck.
Fix what matters.
Not every optimisation has the same impact. Start by reviewing actual test findings, identify the main performance bottlenecks, and prioritise fixes according to their likely impact.
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Optimise Images
Compress oversized images, use modern formats where appropriate, and serve responsive image sizes to reduce unnecessary downloads.
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Reduce Unused Code
Review unnecessary JavaScript and CSS, remove unused assets where safe, and reduce render-blocking resources.
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Improve Server Response
Review hosting performance, caching, time to first byte, and database or server-side processing overhead.
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Stabilise Page Layout
Set image dimensions, reserve space for advertisements or embeds, and avoid inserting unexpected content above existing elements.
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Improve Mobile Performance
Test on mobile devices, reduce unnecessary network requests, and make sure interactive elements respond without excessive delay.
IMPORTANT
These are general optimisation recommendations. The right fixes for your website should be determined by its actual test results, page structure, and technical setup.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Questions About Page Speed?
Learn more about website performance, Core Web Vitals, and how to approach speed optimisation.
01 What is a page speed check?
A page speed check evaluates how a web page loads, responds to interactions, and behaves during loading. Performance testing can help identify technical issues that may affect user experience and loading efficiency.
02 What are Core Web Vitals?
Core Web Vitals are Google's user experience metrics: Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) measures loading performance, Interaction to Next Paint (INP) measures responsiveness, and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) measures visual stability.
03 What is a good website performance score?
For Google PageSpeed Insights lab performance scores, 90–100 is considered good, 50–89 needs improvement, and below 50 is considered poor. However, a single score does not tell the whole story; Core Web Vitals and real-user experience also matter.
04 Why is my website slow on mobile?
Common causes include large images, excessive JavaScript, render-blocking resources, slow server responses, and too many network requests. The actual cause depends on your website and should be identified through performance testing.
05 Does page speed affect SEO?
Page experience and Core Web Vitals are part of Google's search considerations, but good scores do not guarantee higher rankings. Relevant content, relevance, and other ranking systems remain important.
06 How often should I test my website speed?
Test your website after significant design, plugin, theme, or code changes. Regular checks are also useful when adding new features, installing third-party scripts, or investigating performance problems.
07 Will this tool show my actual performance results?
The page design is being prepared for actual performance testing. Real scores and diagnostic results will only be displayed after the testing service and API integration are implemented.
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