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How fast does your webserver respond? | How fast does your webserver respond? | ||
| − | The response time, download of content, network effects plus client software create the total end-user experience for your website. In short: How fast does the page load? | + | '''Website Performance''' often comes down to this question. The response time, download of content, network effects plus client software create the total end-user experience for your website. In short: How fast does the page load? |
| − | The answer is a complex one that depends on a great many factors. For example; page weight is the combination of requests and the response payload for each. But page weight is only a single aspect of response time. For an in-depth, accurate | + | The answer is a complex one that depends on a great many factors. For example; page weight is the combination of requests and the response payload for each. But page weight is only a single aspect of response time. For an in-depth, accurate measure of website performance, including details on how page weight factors in, check these resources. |
# [https://developers.google.com/speed/docs/insights/about Google Insights] | # [https://developers.google.com/speed/docs/insights/about Google Insights] | ||
# https://gtmetrix.com/ | # https://gtmetrix.com/ | ||
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| + | https://serps.com/library/how-to-measure-your-website-speed-and-load-times/ was used in compiling this information | ||
[[Category:System Administration]] | [[Category:System Administration]] | ||
[[Category:Support]] | [[Category:Support]] | ||
[[Category:Marketing]] | [[Category:Marketing]] | ||
Revision as of 23:55, 27 August 2018
How fast does your webserver respond?
Website Performance often comes down to this question. The response time, download of content, network effects plus client software create the total end-user experience for your website. In short: How fast does the page load?
The answer is a complex one that depends on a great many factors. For example; page weight is the combination of requests and the response payload for each. But page weight is only a single aspect of response time. For an in-depth, accurate measure of website performance, including details on how page weight factors in, check these resources.
References[edit source]
https://serps.com/library/how-to-measure-your-website-speed-and-load-times/ was used in compiling this information
