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> They do due to the AMP carousel at the top, but that’s it. They also get the AMP icon which users are starting to equate with faster loading times. Another f
by nwellnhof 9y ago
> They do due to the AMP carousel at the top, but that’s it.
They also get the AMP icon which users are starting to equate with faster loading times. Another form of preferential treatment.
- recursive 9y agoThat's not preferential. Users equate it because they've observed it. Speaking strictly as a consumer of the web, I have a strong preference for AMP for a few reasons. It's fast. The page doesn't jump around and lag. There are no popups. It's just a good experience. I know it's possible to have a good experience without AMP technically, but very few sites seem to be doing that.
- SimeVidas 9y agoTrue. I didn’t think of that.