LOADING TIME OF YOUR WEBSITE

By Ashwin Ananthapadmanabhan

CHECK LOADING TIME OF YOUR WEBSITE

Now a day’s everyone is using Google to search their information. There are millions of websites are available in Google, each websites is with its own content.  When you search any information in Google, it will list the links, which is related to your topic. Each link is directed to some websites. While searching, the  user always  wants to load the websites very fast. Because now a days, in this  busy world no one has the patience.
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If the sites are loading slowly then the user may get tensed. So it may lead the people to get bore while using your website. If you are the blogger you should focus on your web page loading time. Loading time is very important goal to run a successful website.  So if you want to attract the visitors to your site you have to reduce the loading time of your website.
Here are some websites to check your site loading speed freely. So you can easily analyze your site loading time and try to create faster loading Web Pages.

# Google PageSpeed Insights:

Google Pagespeed Insight is one of the webpage analysis service, which can help you to know the performance of  your sites, and also able to get the solution for how to improve your  WebPages. Once you type your URL link in the given box and enter it. Then it will show the result of your webpage. Here you can check your webpage loading speed and performance Check here Google PageSpeed Insight.

# Gtmetrix:

Gmetrix is a free analyzer tool, which will tell your pages performance and it can generate the scores of your Webpage. And also tell the suggestions. Here check your sites score

# Pingdom:

Pingtom is the one of the easy tool to catch your loading time and monitoring your site. It will show your load time, page grade, page size, etc. Here you can check your sites performance

# Web page Analyzer:

Webpage Analyzer is the free analyzer to test the speed of your website, for that first you should enter your URL in the given box. Then it will calculate your page size, download time etc,. Check your site performance here

# Aptimize:

Aptimize is the site used to know how fast your website is loading compared to other site. Check the speed of your site:

# Yslow:

Based upon the set of rules, Yslow analyzes your pages and give the commands to improve your sites execution. Check loading time of your site.  

# Load Impact:

Load Impact is a free tool, which provides you to check your site performance with the chart(measures the load time). You can check the website load time worldwide. click here for loading time for website. 

# Web page test:

Web page test  supports you to analyze load time of your site from different location with the use of different browsers.  Check your load time here to your website.

# Site Speed Checker:  

Site speed checker is an easy tool to check your site’s performance. At a time you can enrol up to 10 URL link . check your site speed here:

# Uptrends: 

This page test tool help you to check your loading time, and show the HTML page of your block. Test your site loading time here, Thus by using these sites you can enrich your ranking of your website, by knowing a lot about your own website.

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