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Page Speed Test
Test webpage load time and performance
Page Speed Test
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Page Speed Test
What is page speed?+
Page speed = how fast a webpage loads. Measured in seconds. Critical for user experience, SEO, conversions. Each second delay = 7% conversion drop.
What is good page speed?+
Excellent: under 1 second. Good: 1-3 seconds. Average: 3-5 seconds. Poor: 5+ seconds. Google considers under 2.5 seconds (LCP) as good.
How does page speed affect SEO?+
Direct ranking factor since 2018 (Core Web Vitals). Slow pages rank lower. Mobile speed especially important. Fast sites get more crawl budget.
What slows down websites?+
Large images (most common), too many scripts, no caching, slow server, render-blocking CSS, too many HTTP requests, no CDN.
How to speed up my website?+
1) Compress images (WebP, lazy load), 2) Minify CSS/JS, 3) Use CDN, 4) Enable caching, 5) Reduce plugins/scripts, 6) Better hosting.
What is Core Web Vitals?+
Google's speed metrics: LCP (Largest Contentful Paint), FID (First Input Delay), CLS (Cumulative Layout Shift). All affect rankings.
Should I worry about mobile speed?+
Yes! 60%+ traffic is mobile. Google mobile-first index uses mobile speed for ranking. Mobile networks slower than WiFi.
Free tools to test speed?+
Google PageSpeed Insights (most authoritative), GTmetrix, Pingdom, our tool, WebPageTest. Each shows different aspects.
Why is my page size so important?+
Average page now 2-3 MB (huge!). Mobile networks slow. Each MB adds 1-2 seconds load time. Aim under 1 MB for mobile.
Does CDN actually help speed?+
Massively! CDN serves files from server nearest to user. Indian user gets files from Mumbai (50ms) vs US (300ms). Free Cloudflare = instant 2-3x speedup.
How often should I test speed?+
Weekly during active development. Monthly for stable sites. After every major update. After adding new features/images.
My site fast in test but slow for users - why?+
Tests use fast servers/connections. Real users on mobile/slow networks. Test from multiple locations. Use real user monitoring (RUM).
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