Website Speed

When considering website performance, the term TTFB - time to first byte - crops up regularly. Often we see measurements from cURL and Chrome, and this article will show what timings those tools can produce, including time to first byte...

When it comes to the overall speed of your WordPress site, a lot of times we focus on front-end performance and optimizations to improve page load speeds.

In this article What does it do How does it work? Troubleshooting How to check if it's working Technical notes What does it do? Delay JavaScript Execution impro

What is HTTP2 and why do I need it on my WordPress website. We'll explain what it is and the benefits of setting up your WordPress with HTTP2

How to Optimize WooCommerce to Load Scripts and CSS Conditionally only if required? WooCommerce and Online Shopping - One of the best thing happened for

Reducing unused CSS rules can reduce render-blocking behaviour to speed up your page load and improve your visitors' page experience. By default, CSS files are considered render-blocking as they delay First Paint until the browser has finished executing them. Depending on the layout and your visitors' device, loading CSS rules not needed to render above-the-fold content can have a heavy impact on your page performance, both, measured and perceived.