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Personally I can recommend the built-in Lighthouse tool in the Google Chrome browser as well as Webpagetest.org Appropriate information architecture When we create a website we want the user to find the information they are looking for as quickly as possible. What immediately comes to mind is the so-called the three-click rule which states that each subpage should be reached within a maximum distance of three clicks. This is not always possible but it should be taken into account especially in terms of positioning and the comfort of navigating the website.
  
Whenever we design a website we should know who the website will be aimed at and how users can use it. Competition as always can tell us a lot so checking solutions that are gaining in value will be a very important photo retouching element during initial and later work. There are also elements that we are used to such as clicking on the website logo which takes us to the home page or the Buy now button on the right side of the product card - this is not worth changing at least for today but you need to be aware of it that new solutions may appear that will create new habits.



Long Tail  long tail positioning  what is it? Long Tail is a concept that dates back to  when American columnist Chris Anderson published an article in Wired magazine titled The Long Tail Why the Future of Business is Selling Less of More. The economy of the future  everyone the consumer has a voice. It is of great importance in the positioning process where in many cases it gives the fastest results and its effects are long-lasting. Long tail  long-tail--chart Keywords with high search volumes are usually also very competitive phrases to break through among industry leaders.