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Mobile vs Desktop Tracking

Google evaluates performance differently for mobile and desktop devices. SpeedyGo performs separate analyses to provide accurate, device-specific performance data.

25.1 Overview #

When running a PageSpeed analysis, SpeedyGo sends two separate API requests:

  • Once with: strategy=mobile
  • Once with: strategy=desktop

This ensures that mobile and desktop performance are evaluated independently according to Google’s scoring criteria.

Technical Context #

  • Two independent API calls are executed
  • Each response is processed separately
  • JSON response objects are saved in the wp_options table
  • Stored using distinct option keys for mobile and desktop results

25.2 Why This Matters #

  • Independent score tracking
  • Side-by-side device comparison
  • Accurate performance monitoring
  • Better Core Web Vitals diagnostics

25.3 Best Practice Recommendation #

  • Always prioritize Mobile performance optimization
  • Compare metrics like LCP, CLS, and TBT separately
  • Re-run analysis after major frontend changes

Mobile vs Desktop Tracking ensures precise performance insights tailored to each device category.

Updated on March 12, 2026

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Table of Contents
  • 25.1 Overview
    • Technical Context
  • 25.2 Why This Matters
  • 25.3 Best Practice Recommendation
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