I've been working on improving our Core Web Vitals and thought I'd check another site to compare how we're doing.
I've noticed that one website has just the FCP, LCP, FID, CLS visible with a percentage image to represent how far away they are from the next stage. Yet, for our PageSpeed Insights Field Data we are seeing an additional 2 areas with Speed Index and Total Blocking Time, and we don't see the percentage image to help gauge.
Does anyone know how we can get ours to show the 4 main areas too please? I have attached images to show what I mean. Appreciate any help, thank you :)
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It sounds like your site's PSI results don't have any field data, and the two additional metrics you're seeing are actually the lab data section. The other website may have more traffic than yours and qualify for inclusion in the public Chrome UX Report dataset, which could explain why they have field data in PSI but your site doesn't.
For example, here's a screenshot of the field and lab data sections:
The field data section resembles your screenshot while the lab data section has additional metrics for SI, TTI, and TBT.
All pages tested in PSI will have lab data but only the pages/origins in the Chrome UX Report will have field data available.
For more info about the difference between lab and field data see https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/performance/speed-tools#understanding_lab_vs_field_data
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Although Individual URLs score are good but in a group (as per GSC) these urls fail in CLS check.
how do I check and come up with some recommendation for the tech team!
Also, please tell me what data points can I provide in order for you to check (in case you want to)
TTFB seems to be the issue with FCP and CLS problems in GSC but not sure anymore.
An initial check is just to watch a page load. Do you see things move around as they load? Slowing down your network connection via the browsers dev tools can help make the movements easier to spot.
The performance tool in Chrome is good at highlighting layout shifts.
GSC will highlight the pages most contributing to that group score if you click on it, in order of page views. See the example below (for LCP rather than CLS but principal is the same):
You can then click on the three dots and run a PageSpeed Insights report on each URL which will identify any page load CLS issues. Be aware however that CLS can also happen after page load which PSI will not highlight.
Once you have identified the issue, there is plenty of documentation online about how to optimise CLS. For example:
https://web.dev/optimize-cls/
https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2021/06/how-to-fix-cumulative-layout-shift-issues/
I have a data set (I have provided a link to a photo of the first 10 lines of the data). For my project I need to filter the “MS” column for “ES” (Spain) and I need to analyze the data and get some conclusions about the data and graphs, Visualizations ect.
But my problem is by looking at the data I just don’t know where to start because it’s just seems like there is nothing to do with the data that is there.
So I have come to all of you to see if you can give em some suggestions and to see if anyone can see any sort of starting point.
These are the details of my project if it helps
Objectives: Represent the protected spaces of Spain and explain the data
Evaluation criteria: Representation is comprehensive, “nice looking” (Visualizations), use of analytics (sql, python, excel ect). Adding to this a report with resources and the conclusion of the análisis with adición representation.
Notes: it’s importe that the cliente “ teachers” (also people from company’s in Spain) can understand the analysis with the report and Visualizations.
Thanks! I have 1863 lines of data (already filtered to ES (SPAIN))
Using Big Data to browse Crux, there is data on a country level for each origin. Page Speed Insights includes crux data for origin and also for specific pages.
Is there anyway to get a country breakdown for a single page through the Page Speed Insights API?
There is no way to get a country breakdown through Page Speed Insights, either at an origin or at a page level.
However you can query the Chrome User Experience Report Big Data to get this information.
Please note that the field data shown in Page Speed Insights is a rolling 28 day average, updated daily, whereas the CRUX data is updated once per month so you would get differences.
I am currently using Microsoft Academic's datadump for a project and unable to identify the total number of theses & dissertations(T&D) present. Based on their website, 38% of data is categorised to OTHERS type (one among them is T&D). But their 60+GB CSV dump doesn't explicitly indicate the T&D records. Can someone help me with the statistics for T&D or how find the same?
I tried their API too and unable to find using their API too.
The Microsoft Academic Graph does not explicitly segment publication sub-types by thesis or dissertations, which means that neither the API or website will either.
If this is something you'd like to see added, please let them know by using the "Feedback" link in the lower-right corner on the Microsoft Academic website.
What I need:
I need to output a basic weather reports based on the current time and a fixed location (a county in the Republic of Ireland).
Output requirements:
Ideally plain text accompanied with a single graphical icon (e.g.
sun behind a cloud etc.).
Option to style output.
No adverts; no logos.
Free of charge.
Numeric Celsius temperature and short textual description.
I appreciate I'm that my expectations are high so interpret the list more as a "wish-list" rather than delusional demands.
What I've tried:
http://www.weather-forecast.com - The parameters for the iframe aren't configurable enough. Output is too bloated.
Google Weather API - I've played with PHP solutions to no avail though in any case, apparently the API is dead: http://thenextweb.com/google/2012/08/28/did-google-just-quietly-kill-private-weather-api/
My question:
Can anyone offer suggestions on how to embed a simple daily weather report based on a fixed location with minimal bloat?
Take a look at http://www.zazar.net/developers/jquery/zweatherfeed/
It's pretty configurable, although I'm not sure if there is still too much info for your needs. I've only tried it with US locations; all you need is a zipcode. The examples show using locations from other countries. I'm assuming it's a similar setup to get locations added for Ireland.