How to improve your website's performance

BEFORE YOU PRESS PLAY

What is discussed

AskMonty AI editorial noteSource consulted: 2026-10-19

Marco demonstrates a cycle for checking and improving a website's performance: read the PageSpeed report, pass its feedback to the tool modifying the site, and repeat the test after publishing the changes. In his example, he reports an initial mobile score of 88 and then 95, while the other categories already start at high values. He encourages curiosity about the technical changes, but above all a comparison between the result and the intended goal. The passage does not identify the tool making the changes; the scores belong to the demonstration he describes, rather than an independent measurement or a guaranteed outcome.

Key points

• The check separates performance from other categories, on mobile and desktop.
• The report's feedback becomes a concrete request for the tool to make improvements.
• The technical changes can be explored and assessed against the intended outcome.
• After the changes, Marco repeats the test and reports a mobile increase from 88 to 95.

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