Page Stabilizer

Stop The Layout Shifts

Improve user experience by preventing frustrating content jumps and layout shifts as pages load.

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What It Does

The Page Stabilizer prevents layout shifts by hiding the page's main content until it loads. This ensures your page doesn't jump around as images, fonts, and other content appear during loading.

By maintaining spatial stability during page load, the Page Stabilizer creates a smoother, more professional user experience and improves your Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) score - a critical Core Web Vital metric.

Why It Matters

Layout shifts create a jarring, unprofessional user experience that frustrates visitors and increases bounce rates. When content jumps around, users accidentally click wrong buttons, lose their place while reading, or simply get annoyed and leave.

Google recognizes this impact on user experience and has made Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) a Core Web Vital metric that directly affects your search ranking. Improving CLS is now essential for both user experience and SEO performance.

Improved User Experience

Prevent frustrating content jumps that interrupt reading and cause accidental clicks, creating a smoother experience.

Better SEO Rankings

Improve CLS scores for better Core Web Vitals performance, directly boosting your Google search rankings.

Higher Conversion Rates

Reduce bounce rates and increase conversions by providing a more professional, polished shopping experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

CLS occurs when page elements move around as content loads - like images without dimensions, late-loading ads, or dynamic content injection. This creates a poor user experience and hurts Core Web Vitals scores.

Page Stabilizer hides main content during initial load, allowing all elements to settle into position before display. This prevents visible shifts and improves your CLS score.

Three levels are available: Conservative (minimal hiding), Standard (balanced approach), and Aggressive (maximum stabilization). Start with Standard and adjust based on your results.

The brief hiding period is typically imperceptible to users. The benefit of stable, professional-looking page loads outweighs any minimal delay.

Generally yes, though some custom slider implementations may require adjustment. Test in preview mode to ensure your specific sliders work correctly.