Editing Text to HTML Ratio (section)

==Usage Types==
===SEO===
While the Text to HTML Ratio is not listed as an official ranking factor by Google, it can affect SEO efforts in several ways. Google uses this metric to assess the page’s relevancy. Since the Text to HTML Ratio refers to visible text as opposed to HTML elements, websites with visible text tend to rank higher on SERP. Also, a low Text to HTML Ratio indicates that a website is heavy with code, which can increase loading time and negatively impact the user experience.
===User Experience===
Pages with a higher Text to HTML Ratio are usually more readable and user-friendly. Websites built with an end-user in mind are often favored by search engines, which can result in a higher ranking. Less code means fewer unnecessary HTML elements, leading to faster page load times and a better user experience.
===Page Indexing===
A cleaner code and a higher ratio of plain text make it easier for search engines to crawl and index the site. This can indirectly impact the search engine ranking of the website.