User Experience & The Right Answer to the Query
The search engines have a difficult task at their hand their prime focus is on returning the best or most matching answer in response to a query. With many contenders for the top rank, it becomes difficult to rank and attract traffic. Thus regular check-up or Audit is imperative in times of mobile-first indexing.
Who is First on SERP?
Despite priority accorded to the best answer, the delivery matters too. One aspect is the downloading speed of the page that provides the most suitable answers to the query. Most of the negative metrics filter out the website before it could rank at the top in the SERP. But that very website, when it is providing the best answer to a given search term will certainly be called for. The battle on the SERP now hangs tight between the contenders if there are more than two sites with the right solution vying against each other. Thus positive page attributes matter.
How to optimize Page Download Speed?
Almost everything on board a website impacts the page download speed the extent of the impact may vary hence web developers or designers would follow Agile methodology as it is iterative. Unfortunately, web designing has become highly competitive all over the World and that has brought down the development cost that the agencies charge. This is not good!
In lieu of less money, most agencies carry out a quickfire design and development job. Website owners are less literate about the elements on board and their quality. They get a functional website but are ignorant of its ranking capabilities on the search engine result pages. Even when used as a referral, the speed matters, no one whether on the browser or in an email message containing the URL likes a slow download. Irrespective of the nature of the web page it should load within 3 seconds or less. The user experience declines as the downloading time increase. Some negative impacts may not slow the page but they are definitely responsible for a bad page experience.
Let's make a list of elements that impact negatively;
- Heavy Images
- Animated Videos
- Heavy Infographics
- Unstable Widgets
- Pop-Ups
- Intruders (Overlays)
- Too many sever queries
- Unused Scripts
- Outdated Hosting Solutions
- Inappropriate bandwidth
- Absence of server modules (Apache/Nginx
- Not Subscribing to HTTPS secure site
- Malicious codes, Malware, viruses, etc.
- No Security Checks
- On-Page interruptions
- Unresponsive web page
- Ill-designed link architecture
- Unused WP Plug-Ins
- Unused Scripts & Dead Codes
- Too many server queries
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I always suggest that web designers recommend CDN network as hosting solution. These are cloud-based and secure. They enhance speed by delivering the site to the browser from the nearest location.
- Go Daddy
- HostGator
- Google Cloud Platform
- Bluehost
- WPEngine
- Amazon Web Services
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