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What is the recommended response time for a web page displayed in a browser?

I recommend a response time of less than 3 seconds and weight maximum of 30 KB .

While this already seems to be the duration and large sizes, sites like Amazon (with 107 KB) or Ebay (with 54 KB) does not follow that advice. Indeed, if the user is really interested in your site and he knows it will be ready to wait longer (but not too ...). Otherwise, a response time is too long you simply lose visitors.

If you want to know the response time of your site as it is actually received by Internet users visiting it, I advise you to use the monitoring service website internetVista.

With this service you will receive performance reports daily, weekly and monthly informing you of such average response times, maximum and minimum of your website. In addition, the monitoring service notifies you immediately via email and sms from any malfunction of your site.

Now that you know really the performance of your website, how can a page loads more quickly and more smoothly?

Well, make sure that your page appears in a phased manner:

Rather than having a page remains blank for a few seconds to appear at once ... choose a page that will fill up gradually to that the user does not have to wait for the download of the full page headed for the information of interest.

If you really want a picture (needed to navigation for example) appears before the rest of the page you can place it at the top of your html. Or if you just want it to appear quickly you can pre-load "by putting it at the top of your html (by hiding out of sight of the user at the start) and then posting it at the selected location.

Another technique is to make an image of "light" below your final image: you can reduce the maximum weight of your image (which will become slightly blurry and you can place on top of the html code for it to be downloaded first) and then add your final image then. You'll have a little blur effect that allows a view of your site before its final release.

On a more technical level here is an estimate of time needed to download the first 16 KB your web page. This result will vary depending on your hosting (shared or dedicated), protocol type (http, https, ...) etc..

Here the response time we recommend to http and https:

Protocols	Super	Correct	Low
http	\u0026lt;300 ms	From 300 ms to 1000 ms	> 1000 ms
https	\u0026lt;400 ms	400 ms to 1500 ms	> 1500 ms

If you want to test your website for free for 30 days to hear your response time to sign up: Enable the monitoring of your site

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Explanation of monitoring by the image / video

Here's how the Internet monitoring:

And here's how monitoring centers send alerts:

The proper functioning of your website (or more generally your Internet services) is checked successively from our monitoring centers around the world.

This check is repeated at the desired frequency (between 1 minute and 60 minutes) and actually simulates a visitor as it is done from outside computer system that hosts your website.

If your website is not responding as it should, another monitoring center will check your site just a minute later. If the error is confirmed, emails and text messages are sent immediately to the contacts you have defined. The messages contain the particular cause. This protects you double verification of false alarms, ie interconnection problems insignificant.

You can also let you send emails and SMS when the error is resolved.

monitoring centers are located in the United States, France, the Netherlands, Switzerland and Belgium.

Want to test your site (and your Internet services) for free for 30 days? Sign here: http://www.internetvista.com/register.htm