#Pagespeed insights full#

Your Optimisation score is indicated as Good, Medium, or Low with figures shown directly below it:

#Pagespeed insights full#

Time to full page load: this takes into account the same conditions as the first point but in regards to how long it takes for the full page to load.Time to above-the-fold load: this is how long the page takes to load from when the visitor requests to access the page (clicking on a result in google, or from another link say on an email or social media) until how long it has fully loaded above the fold of the page, which is the first part of the page which can be seen without scrolling.The tool works out whether you page can be improved based on two things:

The tool calculates a score based on some common website performance best practices, details of which can be found here.Д«ased on these best practices your page will receive an Optimization score from 0 вЂ“ 100 and a Speed Score.

PageSpeed Insights is a free Google SEO tool that you can use to measure the speed it takes for your website to load in a userвЂ™s browser. Keep reading for the jargon-light explanation of real-world data in PageSpeed Insights. PageSpeed is one of many important factors that can help your website improve in GoogleвЂ™s rankings so if you manage your own website or outsource this to another agency it is imperative you understand the importance and how the change from Google could impact your website. This week, Google announced a change to PageSpeed Insights on their Google Developers blog. This is where I want to help, by taking that jargon and translating it so it can benefit a wider business audience. However, most people outside of our industry wouldnвЂ™t get past the first paragraph without getting confused by all the jargon! So often, as a team, we come across useful information and articles directly from Google, that our clients and contacts would benefit from knowing about.