In the world of mobile search, speed is everything. AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) is an open-source framework designed to create lightning-fast mobile pages. For years, AMP was a key factor for publishers aiming to get into the coveted ‘Top Stories’ carousel. However, the SEO landscape has evolved. With the rollout of the Page Experience update, the focus has shifted from ‘is it AMP?’ to ‘is it fast and user-friendly?’
While AMP is no longer a strict requirement for Top Stories, it remains one of the most reliable ways to achieve the excellent performance metrics that are part of the Core Web Vitals. This category will explore the technical requirements for a valid AMP implementation and how it fits into a modern SEO strategy focused on overall page experience. For the official project homepage, see amp.dev.
A valid AMP page requires a strict set of technical standards. The following guides cover the most critical aspects of a technical AMP audit.

Learn what causes invalid AMP URLs, why they are detrimental to your SEO and user experience, and how to diagnose and fix them for a flawless mobile experience.
Learn why AMP restricts certain HTML tags for performance and security, and find the correct AMP components to use instead, such as and .
For an AMP page to be valid and served from Google’s cache, it must return a 200 OK status code. Learn how to fix non-200 responses like redirects and 404s on your AMP URLs.

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