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title: "Page template (Help Center / Filters / Webpage)"
ai_context: "Use this article for questions about filtering RUMvision data by page template, grouping URLs into reusable page types and identifying which templates contribute to poor Core Web Vitals or other performance issues. It explains how URLs can be assigned to templates such as homepage, category, product detail or other page types, and how the Page template filter can be combined with additional dimensions to investigate recurring performance patterns. Relevant for questions about template-level performance, URL grouping, ecommerce page types, category or product pages, comparing Core Web Vitals across templates, prioritizing optimization work and finding whether a shared layout or component is affecting multiple URLs."
canonical: "https://www.rumvision.com/help-center/filters/webpage/page-template/"
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# Page template

You can organize your URLs by labeling them (using templates). You could have a home template, a category template, a product detail template, and so on. Then you can filter your URLs based on the page template to which they are assigned.

## Use-case

Optimizations can often be made to templates. This filter allows you to easily identify which templates may need optimization.

## Example

The screenshot displays the performance of each template. You can use this information, along with additional filters, to identify templates that may negatively impact the user experience. Here it would be a good idea to start with the category template, since it falls above the values of the Core Web Vitals.