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title: "AEO Graph View | technical SEO foundations"
description: "AEO Graph View: an interactive node graph of a website with toggleable AEO data layers, rankings, backlinks, status codes and proposed IA."
resource: "https://www.laurelinlabs.com/lab/aeo-graph-view"
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# AEO Graph View

An Obsidian-style visual node graph of a website where each node is a page and each edge an internal link, with toggleable data layers, rankings, backlinks, status codes, on-page scores, analytics, technical issues and proposed information architecture, so structure and performance are visible at a glance.

## What is the idea behind AEO Graph View?

AEO data is almost always presented in flat tables. AEO Graph View renders the site as an interactive graph: nodes coloured by ranking band, sized by backlinks, flagged for technical issues, with layers you toggle on and off, internal linking, GSC and analytics data, current versus proposed information architecture, and a redirect map shown as a ghost layer.

## Key figures

| Metric | Figure | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Largest Contentful Paint threshold for a good score | 2.5 seconds | web.dev[^stat-1] |
| Interaction to Next Paint threshold for a good score | 200 ms | web.dev[^stat-2] |
| Cumulative Layout Shift threshold for a good score | 0.1 | web.dev[^stat-3] |



Hub: [Technical Foundations](/topics/technical-foundations.md)

[^stat-1]: web.dev
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[^stat-3]: web.dev