Web Bloat Score (WebBS): Everyone knows that most of today's websites are "overweight", but there is no way to measure the amount of bloat.
Yes, you can discover check its total size λήψηs, but kbs or mgs are not the issue. For example, the σελίδα results search of Google is very "overweight" if it is very small (from 10K to 464K), and a page full of images may not be overweight even if it contains several megabytes.
Željko Švedić with the creation of a website offers a solution to the problem, as it provides a very simple score of bloat sites. The idea is simple.
The Web Bloat Score (WebBS) compares the size of the target page's size with the size of a page image in png.
Today there are websites with 3MB or even pages of 5MB and even quite common, although they seem to use more text than images.
Basically a non-"bloated" page should score less than 1, and scores of less than 0.5 are certainly possible. His page Tim Berners-Lee on the W3C (one of the examples Švedić uses) gets a score of 0,204. "Inflated" websites with Google's SERP naturally have a higher score, they get 7,38.
There are many obvious reasons for inflating a page. Interactive elements of the page, JavaScript libraries, the Analytics infrastructure for tracking users and of course the ads.
As you understand removing all of the above, it is virtually impossible, but it can certainly lead to web sites that load and respond faster, which will please all users.
