Test 2 | Matthews Marketing

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Learn more about user experience and Google Core Web Vitals

Develop a light-weight & fully responsive WordPress website for high-quality user experience and SEO purposes (Click To Read More)
Review/revise, test & deploy based on previous phases
Staff Training Sessions: Include how to make basic updates & provide overview of the structure of the website and it’s back-end

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Page Speed

Page speed is important to user-experience because faster pages are more efficient at content delivery. According to a recent Kissmetrics study, almost a quarter of consumers will click away and choose a new search result if a page takes longer than 3 seconds to load.

Over 45 percent of visitors say they are less inclined to make a purchase if an ecommerce site takes longer than expected to load (Shopify).

Google Core
Web Vitals

Google has defined a set of metrics that website owners should focus on for optimization.

By defining these Core Web Vitals, Google aims to provide unified guidance for quality signals that they say are “essential to delivering a great user experience on the web” and that “Optimizing for quality of user experience is key to the long-term success of any site on the web.”

Google emphasizes the importance of Core Web Vitals over other metrics as they’re critical to all web experiences. Users’ expectations for web experiences can vary according to site and context, but many remain consistent regardless of where they are on the web.

Core Web Vitals are the user experience needs that all websites should be striving to meet. Specifically, Google identifies the core user experience needs as: loading, interactivity, and visual stability.