Scoring badly on overall metrics shows vital shortcomings hampering user experiences and growth. Scroll down to learn more about how to resolve these key issues.
The Performance score assesses how well your landing page performs, pivotal for user satisfaction and engagement.
The metric First Contentful Paint (FCP) gauges the speed at which your website first renders visible content, a key factor in engaging users and minimizing bounce rates.
A 3.65 second First Contentful Paint speed, far above the PageLeap Benchmark of 1.09 seconds, risks losing customers and orders due to today's short attention spans. Prioritize improving your landing page to boost traffic and sales.
First Contentful Paint (FCP) determines the velocity at which your site populates content, influencing user engagement and bounce percentages.
With a Largest Contentful Paint time of 11.66 seconds, exceeding the PageLeap Benchmark of 1.49 seconds, your site risks higher bounce rates and lower conversion, indicating a need for performance improvements.
Time to First Byte (TTFB) evaluates the time it takes for your landing page's server to initiate a response to user requests, impacting user experience and engagement.
Your landing page's impressive TTFB score of 0.08, faster than the PageLeap Benchmark of 0.79, significantly contributes to a rapid user interaction experience, fostering higher engagement and satisfaction.
Total Blocking Time (TBT) gauges the duration your landing page remains unresponsive during loading, influencing user experience and satisfaction.
Your landing page's Total Blocking Time (TBT) score of 0.12, better than the PageLeap Benchmark of 0.149, ensures a responsive user experience, enhancing engagement, and online orders.
Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) gauges how your landing page's elements move during loading, influencing user experience and satisfaction.
Achieving a CLS score of 0, better than the PageLeap Benchmark of 0.05, your landing page minimizes user frustration, leading to higher online orders, positive reviews, and increased webpage traffic.
First Input Delay (FID) assesses the time it takes for your landing page to react to user actions, pivotal for user satisfaction and interaction engagement.
Exceeding the PageLeap Benchmark score with a FID of just 0.15, your landing page minimizes user frustration, leading to increased interaction engagement and positive user experiences.
An overall Performance score of 64, well below the PageLeap Benchmark, indicates potential user dissatisfaction, which could result in reduced engagement and negative reviews, underscoring the need for immediate action.
SEO evaluates how well your landing page is optimized for search engines, crucial for visibility, user engagement, and satisfaction.
Crafting compelling meta descriptions is key to improving search engine visibility, directly affecting user engagement and potential e-commerce success.
Your site's meta descriptions need improvement to enhance SEO, potentially affecting user traffic and sales opportunities.
An effective XML sitemap makes webpages visible to search engines, which is crucial for discoverability, traffic, and business growth.
Your XML sitemap allows timely crawling now, but its full impact requires regular updates as new pages are added.
The robots.txt file plays a key role in managing search engine access to your site, influencing user discoverability and potential e-commerce success.
Your effective robots.txt setup enhances search performance, attracting more users and positively impacting your online sales.
Canonical tags guide search engines in content prioritization, playing a significant role in user discoverability and online sales.
Your site's effective use of canonical tags enhances SEO, preventing content duplication and positively impacting user traffic and sales.
Falling short of the PageLeap Benchmark, your landing page's SEO score of 90 risks lower visibility, impacting engagement and user reviews, underscoring the urgency for enhancements.
Accessibility evaluates your landing page's inclusivity, impacting user experience and engagement for all users.
Utilizing alt texts for images not only aids in accessibility but also enhances SEO, crucial for attracting users and increasing revenue.
Effective use of alt texts on images on your site supports SEO, leading to improved user traffic and higher sales potential.
Loading efficiency plays a key role in user experience, impacting how quickly users interact with your site and affecting sales.
Inadequate loading efficiency score of 65 may lead to decreased user satisfaction, affecting your site's traffic and potential revenue.
An Accessibility score of 0, well below the PageLeap Benchmark, indicates potential user dissatisfaction and exclusion, which could result in reduced engagement and negative reviews for all users, underscoring the need for immediate action.
Redirects, when managed well, improve site functionality and user experience, directly impacting traffic and online revenue.
Your site's 1 redirect strategies need improvement to enhance functionality and user experience, impacting sales opportunities.
HTTP header configuration plays a crucial role in site security and performance, impacting user trust and potentially influencing sales.
Your site's HTTP headers are optimally configured with a grade of A+, enhancing security and performance, thus attracting more users and potentially increasing sales.
Secure connections through HTTPS are vital for user confidence and site integrity, playing a significant role in online traffic and sales.
Your site's use of HTTPS ensures secure transactions, building user trust and potentially increasing engagement and sales.