# TheFastestWeb — Markdown library Canonical source: https://thefastestweb.site/markdown Publisher: TheFastestWeb Readable Markdown versions of published pages and articles. The HTML page named in each document is its canonical source. These are public content exports, not account, payment or operational data exports. ## Public pages - [About TheFastestWeb](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/about): Learn how TheFastestWeb records website performance, what its PageSpeed scores mean, and how Cengiz YILMAZ operates the service. - [A small price for your next big thing.](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/pricing): List one website for free, or unlock unlimited submissions with one Pro payment. Your performance score is always earned by your website. - [Put your product beside the leaderboard.](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/advertise): Reach people exploring website performance with a sponsored sidebar placement. Clear monthly pricing, a direct website link and your published product details. - [Privacy policy](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/privacy): How TheFastestWeb handles account information, website measurements, email preferences and privacy requests. - [Terms of service](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/terms): Read the terms for using TheFastestWeb, including website submissions, account responsibilities and paid services. - [Categories](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/categories): All public category descriptions and comparison guidance. - [Blog](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/blog): Article index with authors and publication dates. ## Website categories - [AI](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/fastest/ai): AI assistants, generation tools and machine-learning products with a public website. - [Analytics](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/fastest/analytics): Website analytics, audience measurement and reporting products. - [CMS](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/fastest/cms): Content management systems, publishing platforms and headless CMS products. - [Design](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/fastest/design): Design tools, creative resources and products for visual work. - [Developer tools](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/fastest/developer-tools): Developer services, APIs, debugging tools and software development utilities. - [Finance](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/fastest/finance): Budgeting, invoicing, accounting and financial management product websites. - [Fitness](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/fastest/fitness): Fitness, workout, training and activity product websites. - [Games](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/fastest/games): Browser games, gaming products and game-related websites. - [Lifestyle](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/fastest/lifestyle): Lifestyle products for everyday interests, activities and experiences. - [Marketing](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/fastest/marketing): Marketing platforms, growth tools, email products and campaign services. - [Personal life](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/fastest/personal-life): Products for personal organization, daily routines and individual projects. - [Productivity](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/fastest/productivity): Task management, note-taking, scheduling and workflow product websites. - [Programming](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/fastest/programming): Programming resources, coding products and language-focused websites. - [SEO](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/fastest/seo): Search optimization tools, site auditing products and search research platforms. - [Social media](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/fastest/social-media): Social publishing, scheduling, community and audience management products. - [SaaS](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/fastest/saas): Software-as-a-service products and hosted web applications. - [Tools](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/fastest/tool): Useful web tools, utilities and focused online services. - [Directories](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/fastest/directory): Directories, searchable collections and listing websites. - [Agencies](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/fastest/agency): Agency, studio and professional service websites. - [E-commerce](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/fastest/ecommerce): Online stores, shopping platforms and commerce websites. - [Blogs](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/fastest/blog): Blogs, editorial publications and content-led websites. - [Portfolios](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/fastest/portfolio): Portfolio websites, personal showcases and project collections. - [Other](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/fastest/other): Public websites that do not fit one of the more specific categories. ## Articles - [What Is PageSpeed Insights and How to Use It](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/blog/what-is-pagespeed-insights): Google PageSpeed Insights is the standard tool for measuring website performance. Here's what it measures, how to read the results, and what to do with them. - [What Are Core Web Vitals? (Explained Simply)](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/blog/what-are-core-web-vitals): Core Web Vitals are three metrics Google uses to measure real-world user experience. Here's what they are, why they matter, and what scores you should aim for. - [Does Page Speed Affect SEO Rankings?](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/blog/does-page-speed-affect-seo): How Core Web Vitals relate to Google Search, why Lighthouse scores differ from field data, and how to prioritize performance improvements. - [How to Check Website Speed (Free Tools)](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/blog/how-to-check-website-speed): A practical guide to the best free tools for checking website speed, what each one measures, and when to use which one. - [What Is a Good PageSpeed Score?](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/blog/what-is-a-good-pagespeed-score): A score of 90+ is good, but context matters. Here's what PageSpeed scores actually mean, what's realistic for different site types, and what to aim for. - [Django PageSpeed Optimization Guide](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/blog/django-pagespeed-optimization-guide): Django is a Python web framework that can serve very fast pages with the right configuration. Here's how to optimize a Django site for top PageSpeed scores. - [Laravel PageSpeed Optimization Guide](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/blog/laravel-pagespeed-optimization-guide): Laravel is a PHP framework that can power very fast websites when configured correctly. Here's how to optimize a Laravel app for high PageSpeed scores. - [Squarespace PageSpeed Optimization Guide](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/blog/squarespace-pagespeed-optimization-guide): Squarespace controls most of its own infrastructure, but there are still practical steps you can take to improve your PageSpeed score. Here's what works. - [Why Your PageSpeed Score Dropped (And How to Fix It)](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/blog/why-your-pagespeed-score-dropped): A sudden PageSpeed score drop can silently kill your Google rankings before you notice. Here's how to diagnose what went wrong and recover fast. - [What Is LCP and How to Fix It](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/blog/what-is-lcp-and-how-to-fix-it): Largest Contentful Paint is one of the most important Core Web Vitals. Here's what it measures, why it matters, and how to improve it. - [Wix PageSpeed Optimization Guide](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/blog/wix-pagespeed-optimization-guide): Wix handles hosting and infrastructure for you, but there are still several things you can do to improve your PageSpeed score. Here's what works and what doesn't. - [How to Get a 100 PageSpeed Score](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/blog/how-to-get-100-pagespeed-score): A perfect 100 PageSpeed score is achievable for most sites. Here's exactly what it takes and what the fastest sites on the web have in common. - [SvelteKit PageSpeed Optimization Guide](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/blog/sveltekit-pagespeed-optimization-guide): SvelteKit ships less JavaScript than any other major framework. Here's how to configure it for top PageSpeed scores and avoid the common pitfalls. - [Next.js vs Nuxt: Which Is Faster?](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/blog/nextjs-vs-nuxt-speed): Next.js and Nuxt are the leading meta-frameworks for React and Vue. Here's how they compare on performance, what affects speed on each, and which to choose. - [What Is TBT and How to Fix It](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/blog/what-is-tbt-and-how-to-fix-it): Total Blocking Time is the biggest factor in your PageSpeed score at 30%. Here's what it measures and how to reduce it. - [Shopify vs WooCommerce: Which Is Faster?](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/blog/shopify-vs-woocommerce-speed): Shopify and WooCommerce power most of e-commerce, but they take different approaches that directly affect performance. Here's how they compare on real-world speed. - [What Is CLS and How to Fix It](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/blog/what-is-cls-and-how-to-fix-it): Cumulative Layout Shift measures visual stability. It's worth 25% of your PageSpeed score and one of the easiest Core Web Vitals to fix once you know what's causing it. - [Next.js Performance Optimization Guide](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/blog/nextjs-performance-optimization-guide): Next.js gives you a great starting point for performance, but there's plenty that can go wrong. Here's how to get the most out of your Next.js site's PageSpeed score. - [WordPress vs Webflow: Which Is Faster?](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/blog/wordpress-vs-webflow-speed): WordPress and Webflow take very different approaches to building websites. Here's how they compare on real-world PageSpeed scores and what affects performance on each. - [WordPress PageSpeed Optimization Guide](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/blog/wordpress-pagespeed-optimization-guide): WordPress powers 40% of the web but is notorious for slow scores. Here's exactly how to get a fast PageSpeed score on WordPress without breaking your site. - [Webflow PageSpeed Optimization Guide](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/blog/webflow-pagespeed-optimization-guide): Webflow generates clean code but there are still several things that can drag your PageSpeed score down. Here's how to optimize a Webflow site for speed. - [Shopify PageSpeed Optimization Guide](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/blog/shopify-pagespeed-optimization-guide): Shopify stores often struggle with PageSpeed scores because of heavy themes and app scripts. Here's how to fix it and get your store loading faster. - [Astro PageSpeed Optimization Guide](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/blog/astro-pagespeed-optimization-guide): Astro ships zero JavaScript by default, making it one of the fastest frameworks available. Here's how to keep your Astro site scoring in the 90s and what can still go wrong. - [Nuxt PageSpeed Optimization Guide](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/blog/nuxt-pagespeed-optimization-guide): Nuxt gives you SSR and static generation out of the box, but there are several things that can hurt your PageSpeed score. Here's how to optimize a Nuxt site for top performance. - [What Is FCP and How to Fix It](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/blog/what-is-fcp-and-how-to-fix-it): First Contentful Paint measures how quickly your page shows its first piece of content. It's worth 10% of your PageSpeed score and affects how fast your site feels. - [What Is TTI and How to Fix It](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/blog/what-is-tti-and-how-to-fix-it): Time to Interactive measures when your page is fully ready to respond to user input. Here's what causes high TTI and how to fix it. - [What Is Speed Index and How to Fix It](https://thefastestweb.site/markdown/blog/what-is-speed-index-and-how-to-fix-it): Speed Index measures how quickly content is visually populated on your page. Here's what it means and how to improve it. ## Reference files - [llms.txt](https://thefastestweb.site/llms.txt): Concise public content guide. - [llms-full.txt](https://thefastestweb.site/llms-full.txt): Combined public page content and complete published articles, within the documented size limit.