Most people blame slow websites on large images or bad hosting, but this is not the truth. Your JavaScript and CSS might be the real problem. Excessive CSS rules and unoptimized JavaScript files can choke your site; they block rendering and delay interactivity. But what if you could make your site feel as fast as […]
Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) shows how long it takes for the biggest part of your webpage to appear. Until this happens, you just see a mostly empty screen. This big part usually sits at the top, so if it loads slowly, your page feels slow too. LCP can be an image, text, video, or animation. […]
Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) measures how much your website’s pages move around unexpectedly. Or, It tells you how stable your site feels for visitors. Even though many things affect user experience, a poor CLS score not only frustrates users but also harms your SEO. Google cares about CLS, so you should too; otherwise, you will […]
Users demand speed, search engines reward performance, and slow websites lose traffic and conversions. We understand you have put so much into setting up your site from scratch. Even made it look and feel great, but after all your efforts, website metrics are no good. If you want to stand out among thousands of competing […]
Since performance is fast-becoming very fundamental to the user experience as well as the search engine rankings (SEO), there are certainly many different innovations and techniques one can implement to drastically optimize speed and performance, one of which is lazy loading. If you were to have an aim of making the browsing experience for your […]
Understanding Time to First Byte (TTFB) is essential for improving website performance, as it directly impacts loading speed, user experience, and search engine rankings. Visitors expect web pages to load almost instantly, and search engines respect faster websites in ranking. Let us go a little deeper into what TTFB truly is, what implications it has […]
