Google's specific requirements and the

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  For the Page Functionality report in Google Search Console, we can create a table showing the different checks with an estimate of their priority for SEO. The priority may vary depending on the specific context of the website and its current performance, but in general, issues that directly impact the user experience are often given a higher priority.  Here is a simplified table with some common checks from the Page Functionality report:  Check    Priority  .




  Description Mobile-friendlin simplification and the actual WhatsApp Number List checks and priorities may vary depending on  ever-changing best practices in SEO. It's always a good idea to follow the latest documentation and guidelines from Google for the most accurate and up-to-date information.  What's interesting is that you can click through this report and ultimately detect certain problems at URL level (see image below). FYI: This will take you to the site vitals section of the Google Search Console.







  Detect problems at URL level (1:2) Detect problems at URL level (1/2). Now when I click on a URL (within the group that is affected by CLS; cumulative layout shift) I go to the specific problems for this URL. See image below.  Detect problems at URL level (2:2) Detect problems at URL level (2/2). This way you can get started with two interesting things:  Implement optimizations at URL level (which is interesting for specific pages that bring in a lot of traffic and conversions from SEO). Implement optimizations at URL group level (I use this more often myself, so that the impact I make is relatively large).