Official statement
Page Experience does not apply to an entire website because each user interacts with the site differently. Each individual URL is assessed separately, which means that different pages of the same site can have varying performances.
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(5 years ago)
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TL;DR
Each URL is judged individually for Page Experience. This means that a good or bad user experience on one page does not directly affect the other pages on the site. It's a key point for optimizing each page independently.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Comment la Page Experience affecte-t-elle le classement d'une URL ?
Elle influence en fonction de l'expérience utilisateur individuelle de cette URL.
Doit-on optimiser chaque page séparément ?
Oui, pour maximiser l'efficacité SEO par URL.
L'évaluation Page Experience peut-elle varier au sein du même site ?
Oui, chaque page est analysée et notée individuellement.
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