If I am using Lazy Load & Ajax Technology then how "tools.pingdom.com" will consider website performance?
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Hello Experts,
If I am using Lazy Load & Ajax Technology then how "tools.pingdom.com" will consider website performance?
I am not using this technology but few of my competitors are using this technology but still there performance in pingdom tool worst than my ecommerce site
Little bit confuse please help.
Thanks!
Wrights
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Hi,
1. No, just try to find 1 or 2 pictures that would be lazy loaded in the page and check if these requests are made by the tool. My guess is that they shouldn't be in the initial load as they're hidden in the code most of the time.
2. Hard to say, probably not.
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Hi Martijn,
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Is it compulsory that if anyone is using lazyload technology then in request it will appear the word "lazyload" - i checked few I am able to see but still unsure about the accuracy? It can be possible that substitute of lazyload also people can use right?
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Like pingdom tool do google page speed insight tool also consider lazy load and ajax technology and give the good score? Because finally using both these technologies I am given fast site to users?
Thanks!
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Hi Wrights,
Mostly curious if in the requests you also see the ones pop up that are triggered by the lazy loading, if so? Then yes it will consider them for their performance. Otherwise it won't obviously.
Martijn.
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