Speedtest - how fast is your website?

Is your website fast enough?

At Level27, we have developed a powerful tool that helps you determine the current speed of your website: the Level27 speedtest. The importance of a fast website should not be underestimated, as it not only ensures a better user experience but can also contribute to attracting more visitors and retaining existing customers.

A fast website is not only beneficial for you as the owner but is also essential for an optimal user experience. Ask yourself: how well does my website actually perform in terms of speed? Fortunately, there are several tools available that can test the speed of websites. A well-known option is the Google Pagespeed test, which primarily focuses on the structure of your website. It examines factors such as image and javascript loading.

At Level27, we have developed our own unique test that goes beyond just the website structure. In addition to analyzing the construction of your website, we also consider other important factors that influence speed. This includes the server's response time and the geographical location of your website visitors. With this broader approach, we can provide a more comprehensive picture of your website's speed.

But that's not all. We have added an extra feature to our test that goes even further than just speed. We also check whether your website is available via HTTPS, which is crucial nowadays. HTTPS ensures that communication between the user and your website is secure and encrypted. By including this aspect in our speedtest, we want to raise awareness of the benefits of a secure website.

Do you want to know how your website performs in terms of speed and security? Try our Level27 speedtest now at level27.be/speedtest. Receive valuable insights and discover what this can mean for the growth and success of your business!

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