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Page Experience

The Page Experience report helps you understand Core Web Vitals performance including LCP, FID, and CLS. Identify poor-performing URL groups, review optimisation recommendations, assign tasks, and monitor improvements over time.

Summary

What this is

The Page Experience tab helps you understand how users experience your website pages. It displays Core Web Vitals metrics including Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), First Input Delay (FID), and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS), along with other page experience signals.

Why use it

  • Monitor LCP, FID, and CLS performance.
  • Identify Poor and Needs Improvement pages.
  • Review optimisation recommendations.
  • Create tasks for performance improvements.
  • Verify improvements after future audits.
Note

Page Experience helps identify optimisation opportunities. Resolve critical technical issues first before focusing on performance improvements.

Prerequisites

Before using Page Experience

  • A Wranker project exists and is connected to a domain.
  • You have access to the Site Audit module.
  • A Site Audit has been completed for the selected project.
  • Required performance data is available for analysis.
  • You have Create Task permission to assign optimisation work.
Good to know

Google requires sufficient performance data before Core Web Vitals results are available for URL groups.

Where to find it

  1. Open SEO Dashboard.
  2. Select Site Audit.
  3. Open Page Experience from the Tab Index.
Breadcrumb check

Confirm the page path shows: SEO → Site Audit → Page Experience

Step-by-step: Review Page Experience performance

  1. Open Site Audit

    Open the Site Audit module for the website you want to analyse.
    Dashboard Page

    Capture: Dashboard Page

  2. Open Page Experience

    Navigate to SEO Dashboard → Site Audit → Page Experience.
    Enchancemnet Page

    Capture: Enchancemnet Page

  3. Review Core Web Vitals

    Review LCP, FID, and CLS metrics to identify Good, Needs Improvement, and Poor performance.
    Page Experience metrics

    Capture: Page Experience metrics

  4. Filter performance issues

    Use metric and status filters to focus on specific performance problems.
    Diagnose Performance Issues Page

    Capture: Diagnose Performance Issues Page

  5. Review recommendations

    Open URL groups to view optimisation recommendations and suggested improvements.
    recommendations Page

    Capture: recommendations Page

  6. Create optimisation tasks

    Assign performance improvements to team members with clear requirements.

  7. Verify improvements

    Run another Site Audit after changes and confirm performance improvements.

Expected result

  • Poor-performing pages are identified.
  • Core Web Vitals problems are easier to prioritise.
  • Developers receive clear optimisation tasks.
  • Performance improvements can be monitored after updates.

Key features

Core Web Vitals Metrics
Review LCP, FID, and CLS performance for URL groups.
Performance Indicators
Identify Good, Needs Improvement, and Poor page experience results.
Charts and Distribution
Understand page performance categories visually.
Metric Filters
Filter results by LCP, FID, or CLS metrics.
Status Filters
View Good, Needs Improvement, or Poor pages.
Details Drawer
View optimisation recommendations and next steps.
Create Task
Assign performance improvements to team members.
Export
Export Page Experience data as CSV when available.

What you’ll see

Performance overview

The Page Experience page provides a visual overview of Core Web Vitals performance and tools to identify optimisation opportunities.

Performance Charts
Show distribution across Good, Needs Improvement, and Poor.
Metrics Table
Displays URL groups with LCP, FID, and CLS values.
Metric Filters
Switch between Core Web Vitals metrics.
Status Filters
Focus on specific performance categories.
Details Drawer
Displays recommendations and next steps.
Create Task
Assign optimisation work.

Common workflows

Prioritise poor-performing pages

  1. Open Page Experience

    Navigate to Site Audit → Page Experience.

  2. Filter Poor pages

    Use performance filters to identify URL groups requiring attention.

  3. Review recommendations

    Open details and review suggested optimisation actions.

Assign and track improvements

  1. Create tasks

    Assign optimisation work to developers or team members.

  2. Implement changes

    Apply improvements based on recommendations.

  3. Verify results

    Run another audit and confirm performance improvements.

Tips and best practices

  • Prioritise Poor pages before Needs Improvement pages.
  • Fix template-level performance issues when multiple URLs are affected.
  • Track Core Web Vitals before and after optimisation.
  • Include affected metrics when creating tasks.
  • Review Page Experience after major website updates.
  • Export reports before and after optimisation cycles when available.
Avoid this mistake

Do not optimise only one Core Web Vital metric. Improving LCP does not guarantee a good experience if CLS or interaction performance issues remain.