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State of the Web
This report captures a long view of the web, including the adoption of techniques for efficient network utilization and usage of web standards like HTTPS.
View the State of the Web ReportState of JavaScript
JavaScript powers the modern web, enabling rich and interactive web applications. In this report we dive into how JavaScript is used on the web, and its adoption and trends both for mobile and desktop experiences.
View the State of JavaScript ReportState of Images
Images are the most popular resource type on the web. In this report we analyze how images are being used across the web.
View the State of Images ReportLoading Speed
Web performance can directly impact business metrics like conversion and user happiness. This report analyzes various performance metrics in the lifecycle of a loading page including those used by many modern progressive web apps.
View the Loading Speed ReportProgressive Web Apps
This report examines the state of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs). PWAs are a new class of web applications, enabled by the Service Worker APIs. Service workers allow apps to support network-independent loading, to receive push notifications as well as to synchronize data in the background, and — together with Web App Manifests — allow users to install PWAs.
View the Progressive Web Apps ReportAccessibility
This report tracks accessibility of pages as measured by Lighthouse. Metrics in this report are only available for mobile.
View the Accessibility ReportSEO
How websites are built can affect their ranking in search results. This report tracks the adoption of several key Search Engine Optimization (SEO) techniques.
View the SEO ReportPage Weight
This report tracks the size and quantity of many popular web page resources. Sizes represent the number of bytes sent over the network, which may be compressed.
View the Page Weight ReportCrUX
Loading and interactivity performance as experienced by real-world Chrome users across a diverse set of hardware and network conditions, powered by the Chrome User Experience Report.
View the CrUX ReportCapabilities
The Capabilities Project (aka. Project Fugu 🐡) is a cross-company effort at Google to make it possible for web apps to do anything native apps can, by exposing the capabilities of the operating system platform to the web platform, while maintaining user security, privacy, trust, and other core tenets of the web.
View the Capabilities Report