Learn about the carbon footprint of websites and how to reduce your site’s digital carbon footprint by improving its performance.
Last update on 3 February 2021
Optimizing web performance is an excellent starting point to improve customer experience. Find out 5 suggestions to start right away.
Last update on 12 January 2021
What’s the best hosting for your business or blog? Find out the best solution according to your budget and needs.
Last update on 21 December 2020
Confused about Google Core Web Vitals for WordPress? Learn what they are, why they matter, and how to improve your metrics.
Last update on 2 March 2021
Everything you need to know about how GTmetrix updates its algorithm and which Lighthouse metrics will be integrated in its new reports.
Last update on 20 November 2020
Self-hosting Google Fonts seem like a good way to speed up your website. Is that really so? Find out with this in-depth article.
Last update on 21 January 2021
Taking care of your website’s performance is a key point to take your online business to the next level. To do so, you need a cache and performance optimization plugin like WP Rocket.
Last update on 19 January 2021
PHP accelerators substantially improve the performance of PHP-based software such as WordPress. In this article you’ll learn how PHP accelerators work, why you need them, which PHP accelerators are the best for your WordPress site, and how you can install and configure them.
Last update on 13 July 2020
Confused by what cache-control HTTP headers are? In this post, we’ll explain what they are, how they work, and how they connect to WordPress.
Last update on 7 July 2020
Do you want to get started with setting a performance budget for your site? Our tutorial will tell you how to do that in 4 steps and achieve your business goals efficiently.
Last update on 22 June 2020
Redis Full-Page Cace vs NGINX FastCGI Cache: Which is faster? They both have their pros and cons, but there’s only one winner. Find it out with now!
Last update on 9 June 2020
Caching isn’t just for static sites anymore. There are many options to cache highly dynamic WordPress sites. While it requires some configuration and tweaks initially, the final result is worth the effort. Check our guide to learn how to do it.
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