WP Optimization

If you want to optimize the speed and performance of your site, it is important to understand the key metrics that you need to pay attention to. For example, TTFB (Time to First Byte) measures how long it takes a...

Preloading the main picture (the first screen picture) helps reduce the maximum content drawing (LCP) time in Core Web Vitals. These are usually images, such as logos, featured images on blog posts, Hero images on login pages, and so on....

Ajax is a JavaScript-based Web technology that helps you build dynamic and interactive Web sites. WordPress uses Ajax to support many of its core management area functions, such as auto-saving articles, user session management, and notifications. by default, WordPress guides...

CSS files control the visual format and style of WordPress sites. However, if your CSS code is not delivered in the best way, it may slow down your site. In this tutorial, we will show you two simple ways to...

In this tutorial, we will introduce you to the basics of using CDN and discuss why you need to use it. Then, we will recommend some CDN solutions suitable for use on WordPress websites. The world is growing faster than...

Website speed is critical to its success, as 47% of visitors may leave a site that takes more than two seconds to load. Although has several factors that can affect the performance of your site, images require special attention. In...

Google’s mission is to improve network performance through Core Web Vitals. Why? Because Google’s business is mainly web-based-slow websites and web applications push users back to local apps. your position in Google search results depends largely on the keywords you...

First-time content rendering (FCP) is one of the most meaningful indicators in Google Core Web Vitals. Compared with other drawing and loading metrics, FCP is not a pure technical indicator of response time. FCP focuses on the user experience and...

WordPress is mainly known for its powerful blogging functions. People use RSS feeds to subscribe to new content you publish, as well as third-party reader applications, such as Feedly. So they can read your fresh content anytime, anywhere. However, not...

Whenever you save a draft or update a published WordPress page or article, the content management system (CMS) automatically creates a revision. When enabled, this feature prevents you from losing important work. Unfortunately, over time, WordPress revisions may take up...

The more HTTP requests your site has, the slower it will load. Therefore, if you can reduce the number of HTTP requests and optimize the way they are loaded, you can improve the performance of your site. in this article,...

Over the years, we have released a number of WordPress speed optimization tutorials, including ways to optimize and accelerate WordPress. But sometimes it can be confusing to try to find everything you need in one place. So today we will...