le Search Console Page Experience Report Going Away //

Google also announced that a good page experience is a requirement for creating what they define as a href=”https://searchengineland.com/library/platforms/google/google-algorithm-updates/helpful-content”>helpful content/a>. Google has also stated that a good page experience will be a requirement to create helpful.

Page experience report has changed. Google will remove the page experience report from Google Search Console, and replace it with new content that focuses on what Google considers to be a good experience. Google said that the Page Experience Report within Search Console would be transformed into a page linking to its general guidance on page experience in the months ahead.

Google stated that the page experience report is intended to be a general guidepost for some metrics aligned with a good page experience and not a comprehensive assessment. The best way to ensure a positive page experience is to take a holistic approach. This includes answering some of the questions on our Understanding page experiences in Google Search Results page.

Core Web Vitals & HTTPS Report remain. Google said that the Core Web Vitals & HTTPS report dashboard will still be available in Search Console.

Mobile-friendly tests are being discontinued. Google will also remove the Mobile-Friendly Test Tool and Mobile-Friendly Test api. Google stated that “mobile usability is still important for success in Google Search” and that it’s important. Google said that mobile usability is still important for users who use their devices more often than ever.

Why we care. You may have used some of these reports for your SEO work. You will have to adjust your reporting methods in the future.

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