What's score of Your site on Google Speed Test???

[TPerry]

94, and most of the negative impact (and suggested areas for improvement) are related to - ready for it - GoogleAds.

 

[Ernest L. Defoe]

My site SimCity Talk got an 82. Most of the stuff I was hit on was minify stuff.

 

[BlackJacket]

77 (Business) and 88 (Xenforo).

 

[Crayo]

The page WWE Forums got an overall PageSpeed Score of 90 (out of 100).

Wow, I was genuinely shocked considering our image-heavy board.

 

[hidden]

84

 

[DBA]

Current root (XenPorta) is 95
Forums home- 95
Soon to be root (Wordpress) - 97

Always cracks me up when the issues that PageSpeed is complaining about is from Google itself.

 

[Lee]

83 @ http://www.thelifespot.net/community/

 

[Jason]

Is it possible to have the server rig the data ? with some prioritization ?

Not unless you serve it a completely different page, which is possible (but that's why we show screenshots).

The results look okay to me, they're just above average (~85 being about the average score for most sites).

 

[melbo]

92
Was 94 when we were running mod_pagespeed although it's been temporarily disabled.

 

[Jeremy P]

96 - nginx+spdy with php5-fpm and APC with minified js/css and proper cache headers

 

[Ingenious]

Only 70

It says I should enable compression (high priority) and leverage browser caching (medium priority). Can anyone translate this into layman's terms?

 

[Desire]

88

 

[digitalpoint]

96

Not gonna get any higher than that unless we do things like dump Facebook/Twitter integration.

 

[oldzy]

100

 

[Jason]

Only 70

It says I should enable compression (high priority) and leverage browser caching (medium priority). Can anyone translate this into layman's terms?

Use gzip or deflate to compress resources (e.g., HTML, CSS, JavaScript). Enabling this is pretty straight forward for most web servers (check the docs for your web server of choice), and you can even "pre-compress" static content to cut down on CPU cycles. As for browser caching, you may want to use cache headers for static resources (e.g., JavaScript, CSS, images), to cut down on the browser having to fetch stuff that rarely changes.

More info on both
https://developers.google.com/speed/docs/best-practices/payload#GzipCompression
https://developers.google.com/speed/docs/best-practices/caching#LeverageBrowserCaching

 

[MrC]

86

 

[CFodder]

62

 

[trantai]

Current root (XenPorta) is 95
Forums home- 95
Soon to be root (Wordpress) - 97

Always cracks me up when the issues that PageSpeed is complaining about is from Google itself.

Awesome !

 

[trantai]

100

Really ?

 

[JABRONI]

The page Machinimapalooza - WWE 2K14, WWE '13,... got an overall PageSpeed Score of 92 (out of 100).