Welcome to the Lighthouse Performance Test Page

This sample HTML page is created to benchmark performance metrics like First Contentful Paint, Largest Contentful Paint, and SEO structure using Google Lighthouse and PageSpeed Insights.

It includes basic HTML elements such as headings, paragraphs, and images to simulate a real content page. This helps you identify how your layout and content structure impact speed and user experience.

Why Performance Testing Matters

Page speed and performance are critical for user experience and search engine optimization. A slow-loading website can frustrate visitors and result in higher bounce rates.

Google’s ranking algorithm considers page experience and loading time as ranking signals. Therefore, it’s essential to build pages that are optimized, clean, and accessible.

HTML Elements for a Realistic Test

This page includes key HTML tags such as <h1> to <h4>, <p> tags for content, and an <img> for testing image optimization.

In a typical blog post or content page, these elements are common. Including them here gives a practical view of how your web pages might perform in the wild.

Image Optimization and Lazy Loading

Images can be one of the largest contributors to slow page loads. To address this, the image below uses the loading="lazy" attribute, which delays loading the image until it’s needed.

Always compress and resize images before uploading to ensure faster delivery. Additionally, use modern formats like WebP for better performance.

Conclusion

This simple test page demonstrates how a clean HTML structure with semantic tags and performance best practices can improve your Lighthouse scores.

Use this template to test hosting environments, CDN performance, font rendering, and basic SEO readiness before launching full-scale pages.

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