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NPS.gov Homepage (U.S. National Park Service)
https://nps.gov
The National Park Service cares for special places saved by the American people so that all may experience our heritage.
https://nps.gov
NPS.gov Homepage (U.S. National Park Service)
The National Park Service cares for special places saved by the American people so that all may experience our heritage.
Great, a redirect is in place to redirect traffic from your non-preferred domain. All versions of your page point to the same URL.
Attribute | Value |
ⓘ viewport | width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0 |
ⓘ The results of our semantic analysis are shown below using the website's language.
They are the main concepts covered by nps.gov.
Each concept has a confidence score. The higher it is, the more important the topic is relative to the page.
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National Park Service Confidence: 70% ![]()
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Americans Confidence: 66% ![]()
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❌ nps.gov website speed is normal. Page speed is important for visitors and search engines.
Get insights to improve your page loading time.
This domain loads at the median speed of 0.7 seconds.
nps.gov is faster than approximately 89 percent of the web. Your website page speed needs to be as fast as you can make it, without compromising the customer experience.
A good goal to achieve is a loading time of 2 seconds on desktop and mobile devices.
ⓘ This website is ranked #4.015 by Alexa.
This rank is traffic based. The lower the rank is, the better the domain is ranked.
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#14.061 |
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#832 |
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#3.225 |
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#16.764 |
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#5.617 |
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#11.821 |
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#8.313 |
Mobile Rendering
This website seems to be optimized for Mobile Visitors.
Phone
Tablet
A good text to HTML ratio is anywhere from 25 to 70%.
This percentage refers to the visible text ratio, as opposed to HTML elements, image tags and other non-visible information.
Great, we found headings on this page.
However, you have not defined a top level heading, or <H1>. It is used to define the most important heading.
We recommend using one top level heading to set up a semantic relationship between that heading and the remainder of the content on a page. It clearly describes to the readers and the search engines what it is about.
2nd level heading |
Native american heritage |
Discover america's story: the national parks |
3rd level heading |
Open menu |
Explore this park |
Explore the national park service |
'tis the season |
Tools for educators |
Hawaii voices of science |
Fee free glee |
This month's national park getaway |
Laying the stones of progress |
National park news |
Photos, videos, webcams & more |
4th level heading |
Contact us |
We found 13 images on this website.
1
ALT attributes are missing on your image tags.
Image | Image URL | Occurrences |
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/common/commonspot/templates/images/promos/npf-white.png | 1 |
Alternative text allows you to add a description to an image.
Google rely on alternative text attributes to determine relevance to a search query. Alternative text also makes an image more likely to appear in a Google image search.
It looks like you're missing alternative text for 1 images on nps.gov. Check your website to make sure it's specified for each image on the page.
For a better readability, only the first 50 internal links are shown below.
Anchor | Type | URL |
Subscribe | text | http://www.nationalparks.org/get-email-updates |
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image | http://findyourpark.com/ |
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SOCIAL MEDIA PRESENCE
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