Onik Performance Results
Score: 93 / 100
The sections below walk you through the Onik performance score. Our goal is to help you have a fast, reliable, and consistent website. A website only has one chance and 2.5 seconds to hold a visitor's attention. Let's dive in.
Target: No Red (downtime)
99.9% Uptime or better
Response Time
Response time is the number of seconds it takes for the site's page to reach the visitor's browser. The fastest sites can do this in 0.025 seconds or less, but under 0.25 seconds is considered good. Spikes on this chart occur when your host, platform, or server get bogged down. Response times above 1 second need to be addressed as your site is likely misconfigured or underpowered.
Target: 0.25 seconds and lower
Page Speed Test
Google's PageSpeed Insights conducts a field test of your site to calculate a performance score out of 100. A score of 85 or higher is considered good. A score of 90 or higher is considered great.
Target: 85% and higher
First Contentful Paint
Average seconds
First Contentful Paint (FCP) is the time from when the page starts loading to when content first appears on the visitor's screen. Our aim is 1 second or less. 2 seconds or more and your site will feel sluggish and slow.
Target: 1 second or less
Largest Contentful Paint
Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) is the time from when the page starts loading to when the largest piece of content is shown on the visitor's screen. Usually, this is an image. A good score is 1.5 seconds or less. A score of 2.0 seconds or more and the visitor has already considered leaving.
Average seconds
Target: 1.5 seconds or less
Based on these results:
Onik Action Plan
There are no trade secrets, just best practices. The fixes are common and easy to do, and we can help your team with training and support.
