Key metrics
EcoPing is full of helpful metrics to help improve your website. But, what do they all mean? Let's find out.
EcoScore
EcoScore is our key metric to track how eco-friendly your website is.
It's a score out of 100 (over 90 is the goal!)
The EcoScore is calculated using a weighted average of all metric below.
CO2 grams
Amount of carbon emissions produced on each page view.
For this we use the Sustainable Web Design method.
Anything under the average of 0.6 is a goal!
Transfer Size
The total amount of data that is transfered to the browser.
Anything under the website average of 2.3 MB
Page Load Time
Page load time shows how quickly the contents of a page are visibly populated.
Anything under 3.4 seconds is good!
Performance
A score out of 100 for overall website performance
Anything over 90 is the goal!
SEO
A score out of 100 to ensure that your page is optimized for search engine results ranking.
Anything over 90 is the goal!
Accessibility
A score out of 100 to highlight opportunities to improve the accessibility of your web app.
Anything over 90 is the goal!
Best Practices
A score out of 100 to highlight opportunities to improve the overall code health of your website.
Anything over 90 is the goal!
Carbon Intensity
Carbon intensity is a measure of how clean our electricity is. It refers to how many grams of carbon dioxide (CO2) are released to produce a kilowatt hour (kWh) of electricity. Electricity that's generated using fossil fuels is more carbon intensive, as the process by which it's generated creates CO2 emissions.
Low-carbon
Low-carbon energy is energy that is generated using lower amounts of carbon emissions such as, wind, solar, hydro or nuclear power.
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