Here are three tools you can use to do quick and thorough page speed audits to help your page speed optimization efforts. Let’s start with the simplest and most helpful tool: Google Chrome’s Developer ...

Page speed is how fast your website loads. Why should you care? Faster sites keep users happy and engaged, rank higher on Google, and boost conversions. Keep reading to learn why page speed matters ...

As regular users of the Internet, we all want what we’re searching for to appear instantly. Therefore, in 2010, Google released the PageRank algorithm, which made website and page speed a high ranking ...

Page speed will soon be a Google mobile search ranking factor. Here's what you can do to prepare, plus how to test the impact of page speed on your search visibility. This is something most SEO pros ...

Expertise from Forbes Councils members, operated under license. Opinions expressed are those of the author. Many website owners are so preoccupied with what they think users want that they overlook ...

Many of the federal government’s most popular websites aren’t fast enough, aren’t tailored properly for mobile devices and present accessibility problems for users with disabilities, according to a ...

The size of webpages sent to mobile phones has quadrupled in just five years, causing a major problem for webmasters and SEOs who want to optimize for mobile. This column will explore the source of ...

Federal websites continue to slip on performance metrics related to page-load speed, mobile friendliness, security and accessibility, an ITIF report finds. Citizen Services Americans depend on more ...

If your website doesn’t load quickly, you’re losing sales. People aren’t willing to wait anymore. Even worse, slow websites often finish well below faster ones in search results. This means customers ...

In an age when consumers expect products and services on demand, there are very few things more annoying than a sluggish website. And for businesses that fail to keep their website at optimal ...

Legislative branch websites on average are slower — and less accessible for people with disabilities — than other federal websites, according to a new report. Research from the Information Technology ...