Disaster Recovery Testing is the process to ensure that an organisation can recover data, restore business critical applications and continue operations after an interruption of its services, critical IT failure or complete disruption. A disaster recovery test (DR test) checks every step from a disaster recovery plan as outlined in an organisation’s business continuity/disaster recovery… Read more »
Posts Categorized: Page Load Time
Why does it take forever to load a website?
Have you even asked yourself what happens behind the scenes when you enter a website’s URL address in the browser and press Enter? All websites contain a lot of assets that need to load in order for a website to look good, be functional and ready for you to interact with, some of these assets… Read more »
Introducing LF Page Speed Monitoring – Easily track speed of your website and compare with competitors
Customers conversion rate is a very important metric for every online business, even if you have a simple website, a blog, an ecommerce marketplace or a complex platform. At LoadFocus, we saw this as an opportunity to add a new service under the same plans, a service which will help you keep an eye on… Read more »
How to Find What Technology a Website is Built With
We’ve introduced an easy way to find which technologies are used by the website under test, in case you have ever wondered on how to find what technology is behind the particular website. In order to find out what technology is used by a website, just scroll on the results page to check the Built With… Read more »
Understanding website speed test metrics
Website speed testing metrics are useful when you understand what do they mean and which are the most important metrics that you need to consider. Below is a list of metrics used in website speed testing that you may find useful, here are the metrics and their definitions: First byte – Delay between the first HTTP… Read more »
Network Bandwidth Throttling for Website Speed Tests
We’re happy to announce that our website speed testing service can now run tests with the network throttled. This comes as a feedback of the new service poll we’ve created and we’d like to thank you for the responses. Basically you can see how your pages load in different network conditions GPRS, 2G, 3G, 4G,… Read more »
How to Improve Conversion Rate by Increasing Rendering Speed for Slow Websites
Having a slow website makes your conversion rate to be very low. Page load time is an important metric to take into consideration when talking about a website’s user experience. Nobody wants to slow website, nor you as a website owner, not your clients. Search engines usually prefer faster websites in their search results. And… Read more »
