Andrew Postelniak

Google Page Speed Insights shows that Core Web Vitals are pretty good for the page you indicated, especially on desktop. On mobile, the tool only shows that you need to reduce unused CSS and JavaScript. You can use a plugin such as LiteSpeed Cache or Autoptimize.

If you see issues with Core Web Vitals in Search Console (“Poor URLs” or “URLs need improvement”), you might need to implement additional fixes that may not be related to coding. Perhaps your server is not fast enough or you need to upgrade your hosting plan.

As for accessibility, Google Page Speed Insights shows 92% on mobile and 96% on desktop, which is a very good score. A few minor adjustments are recommended (such as making the color of links more contrasting) but they are not critical at all.

Your robots.txt file is not blocking the resources, which Googlebot cannot load from the page.

You can check it with this tool:

https://technicalseo.com/tools/robots-txt/

The blocked resources Googlebot cannot load from the page are from external domains, so you cannot fix that.

So for example, here is a link to the robots.txt file that blocks URL onesignal.com/api/v1/sync/55311d75-cf65-457b-8def-dca250409e6b/web?callback=__jp0:

https://onesignal.com/robots.txt

This is all I can say on this issue. Hope this helps.

Those resources you listed and that cannot be loaded are not a problem since they are not on your domain but on other domains.

Your page probably has links to other sites (such as googleads.g.doubleclick.net), and Google cannot load some resources from those sites for various reasons. Some of them might block Googlebot in their robots.txt, the other might have a low speed so that Googlebot cannot load them, etc.

I often see such “Not loaded” resources practically on every WordPress site I worked with, and I think this is not a problem.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by Andrew Postelniak.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by Andrew Postelniak.

Hi,

“Clickable elements too close together” means that the tap target size for some clickable elements (such as buttons or icons) is less than 48 pixels. To fix this issue you need to either increase margins or padding so that each clickable element together with its borders is 48 pixels or more.

As for “Text too small to read”, Google recommends using font-size that is at least 12 pixels. Perhaps you have some text in the footer that is smaller than 12 pixels, which triggers this error.

For more details, you can also check this article:

https://postelniak.com/blog/how-to-fix-mobile-usability-issues-wordpress/

Hope this helps.