Category: Core Web Vitals

Google’s Page Speed Insights tool is a great way to identify Google’s core web vitals element render-blocking resources on your website. Render-blocking resources prevent the visible part of your web page from appearing until they load. This can impact your page’s performance and cause visitors to have a negative experience. This post will show you […]

No one likes a slow website. And images are often the culprits when it comes to website performance. If you’re using WordPress, there’s a lazy load plugin that can help with this. If you’re not using WordPress, there’s still hope! You can lazy load images on any site by adding a few lines of code. […]

If you want your website to perform well in search engine results pages (SERPs), you must ensure that it has a short first input delay (FID). This metric measures how long it takes for a user to be able to interact with your site after they have clicked on it. A slow FID can result […]

It’s essential to reduce Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) on your website to improve the user experience. CLS is a metric that measures how often users experience unexpected layout changes while interacting with a page. This can be caused by images or ad placements that are slow to load or by content that shifts as the […]

These days, page speed is more important than ever, and it is an essential component that every website needs to consider. In this blog post, we will learn how to Improve the Largest Contentful Paint. Not only does it significantly impact how the user experiences the website, but it also has the potential to have […]

Google began a project in 2021 called “Core Web vitals” to improve the page experience for users. You probably already know that anytime we need information from the internet, we typically resort to Google Search, which is precisely what Google wants us to do.  If Google is indexing your website on the web and a […]

Optimising a WordPress site for performance has become a nightmare for any webmaster who owns and operates a WordPress-powered website; however, there is no way out. If you want to keep your site healthy and fast, adding a caching plugin will help you can choose from the following lists of best WordPress cache plugins. The […]

If you’re looking for a way to speed up your website, you should consider using Brotli compression. This new compression algorithm can significantly improve performance over traditional compression methods like gzip. This blog post will show you how to enable brotli compression on your web server and tips for getting the most out of it. […]

If you’re running a website, it’s important to ensure that you provide a good user experience (UX). After all, if your users don’t enjoy using your site, they will not stick around for long. Not only that, but Google is now considering UX when ranking websites. In other words, if your site has a poor […]