How does the website load in practice?

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Entering a web address in URL format into a browser. The URL sends a request to DNS, which retrieves a unique IP address and processes the request on the web application server.

The browser sends the user an HTML response to begin processing the Document Object Model (DOM). The time it takes to receive this information is called the Time to First Byte (TTFB).

The browser processes the response in HTML format, mapping the DOM object model and CSS to run JavaScript.

The browser will render all CSS and JavaScript car owner data elements. If there are external blocking scripts, the resources must be downloaded.

Sending another request between the browser and the server.

The window will start loading and the page will fully load above the edge. Loading times will vary between devices depending on the responsiveness of the website and the quality of your internet connection.

Google recommends that pages load above the border take at least one second to allow users to interact with the website as soon as possible.

Why is website loading speed important?
Google relies on a positive customer experience, so it strives to serve only those pages that load quickly and efficiently. That's why it prioritizes these pages over others. Slower-loading pages have been shown to have a higher bounce rate than fast-loading pages.