The scoreboard
Every site. Every score. Public.
Google’s free test gives a website four scores. Each one is out of 100. Here are the latest scores for each site I run. If I run it, it is on this list.
jcmwindowcleaning.co.uk
A window cleaning firm in Dover. The whole site is very small. So it opens fast.
- Speed100
- Accessibility100
- Safety and quality100
- Found on Google100
- Time online100%
The page showed in 1.0 seconds. Nothing jumped about while it loaded. Taps worked straight away.
A second firm checks that it is online. It has been online all day, every day, for the last 34 days. See the live status of jcmwindowcleaning.co.uk.
Scores from Google’s free speed test for phones. Run the test on jcmwindowcleaning.
zip.ms
This website. It is tiny. It has no trackers (what this means).
- Speed100
- Accessibility100
- Safety and quality100
- Found on Google100
- Time online100%
The page showed in 0.9 seconds. Nothing jumped about while it loaded. Taps worked straight away.
A second firm checks that it is online. It has been online all day, every day, for the last 34 days. See the live status of zip.ms.
Scores from Google’s free speed test for phones. Run the test on zip.
How to read this
Speed is how fast the page shows. Accessibility is whether all people can use the site. That includes people who use a screen reader (what this means). Safety and quality checks the site is safe and well built. Found on Google is how well Google can read the site.
Google’s own test calls these Performance, Accessibility, Best Practices and SEO.
A score of 90 or more shows in green. Google sets these colours, not me.
Under the scores, the test says how fast the page showed. Under 2.5 seconds is good. It shows in green. It also says if the page jumped about. And it says if taps worked straight away.
Do not just take my word for it. Each card has a link to run Google’s test yourself. Then you can see today’s score.
If you test the same page twice, the score can change. That is normal. Google says it depends on your phone or computer. It also depends on your Wi-Fi or data, and any add-ons in your browser. It does not mean the site changed.
Google says the speed score is a range. It is not one exact number. The other three scores come from pass or fail checks. So they stay the same.