Test on Mobile, Not Just Desktop
Most reports and tools default to one device, but Google ranks using mobile data, and phones are slower with weaker connections. A page that's green on desktop can be red on mobile. Think of it like test-driving a car only on a smooth road, never the bumpy one your visitors use.
Here's the routine:
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1. In PageSpeed Insights, click the 'Mobile' tab at the top before reading anything.
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2. Compare its three bars against the Desktop tab.
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3. In Chrome DevTools Performance, open the gear icon and set CPU to '4x slowdown.'
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4. Set Network to 'Slow 4G' to mimic a real phone.
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5. Re-record your test under those settings.
The mobile numbers are the ones that affect your search ranking.
Try this: Switch to the Mobile tab right now and note how different the score is.
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Test on Mobile, Not Just Desktop
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