Site Health Report Card

adobe.com

  • Adobe
  • Tech · Creative
  • Online since 1990
  • Checked Sep 30, 2026

“Gorgeous. Subscribed. Heavy.”

Pica's take. Adobe's homepage is a portfolio: huge images, polished motion, and thirty-four outside scripts in the audience. The locks are good and the address is old and respectable. It is not slow so much as rendering.

B+88 / 100

Overall health

#72 of 100 sites graded

  • Largest paint

    3.6s

  • Page weight

    6.9 MB

  • Requests

    210

  • Third-party scripts

    34

  • Domain age

    36 yrs

  • Blocklists

    0 / 60

Timed by our own browser

Site Speed

C-
70

Gets there, with notes.

Largest paint (LCP)
3.6s
First paint (FCP)
1.6s
Server response (TTFB)
330 ms
Layout shift (CLS)
0.08
Page weight
6.9 MB
Requests
210

Pica: Seven megabytes. Exported at maximum quality.

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A look from the outside

Security Check

B
85

Solid, with a quibble or two.

HTTPS everywhere
Yes
HSTS
Preloaded
TLS
1.3
Content Security Policy
Partial
Mixed content
None
Third-party scripts
34

Pica: Thirty-four outside scripts. A full studio audience.

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What the internet says about it

Reputation Check

A
95

In excellent shape.

Domain age
36 years
Blocklists
0 of 60
Malware reports
None
Email authentication
DMARC reject
Certificate
Valid · 120 days
Lookalike domains
Plenty

Pica: Thirty-six years old. Invented the PDF, which is either a gift or a curse.

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Is it in a good neighborhood?

Hosting Check

A+
100

In excellent shape.

Network
Akamai · AS20940
Content delivery
Akamai
IPv6
Yes
HTTP/3
Yes
Shared-IP neighbors
Shared CDN, well kept
Flagged neighbors
0

Pica: Akamai. Very well framed.

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How we grade. Four checks, weighted equally: speed timed by our own browser, a security look from the outside, public reputation signals, and the network the site lives on. A look from the outside is not a server audit.