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Google defines page experience through four pillars: loading, user annoyance, security and privacy, and accessibility.
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TL;DR
Google identifies four pillars of user experience: loading, user annoyance, security and privacy, and accessibility. For SEO professionals, integrating these aspects is crucial to optimize page rankings in search results.
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