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in a Few ClicksImproving First Contentful Paint (FCP) is key: Google has recentl started ranking websites based on their FCP scores. With this guide you can learn how to improve FCP on your WordPress site.
Last update on 21 April 2020What is font preloading and how does it help you? Read to learn how it works and how best to use font preloading on your website.
Last update on 9 April 2020Knowing how to prevent website downtime can help you avoid serious problems on your site. We put up six tips to help you get started.
Last update on 7 April 2020Seeing “eliminate render-blocking JavaScript and CSS” when benchmarking WordPress or “eliminate render-blocking resources?” WP Rocket can fix it. Here’s how.
Last update on 10 February 2020Need to know how to defer parsing of JavaScript and defer loading of JavaScript WordPress files? Here’s how to remove render-blocking JavaScript.
Last update on 21 January 2021What’s the fastest video players? We tested four popular options to help you pick the best video player for your website.
Last update on 23 June 2020Unsure how to combine images using CSS sprites in WordPress? Follow this step-by-step guide and we’ll take you through the entire process.
Last update on 24 January 2020First Contentful Paint (FCP) and First Input Delay (FID) are the two metrics at the core of the new Google Search Console Speed report. In this post, you can learn what they mean and how to interpret them.
Last update on 30 April 2020How can you use Nginx caching for WordPress? Read this post for an introduction to what it is and how to use Nginx FastCGI cache.
Last update on 21 April 2020Native lazy-loading is the new technique where images are lazy-loaded by the browser itself, instead of a plugin. How does this native lazy-loading perform?
Last update on 31 January 2020Learning how to optimize images for WordPress is a crucial step in making your site faster. From lazy-loading to Imagify, we’re going to unveil the secrets to make your images load faster than ever.
Last update on 24 January 2020OPcache is a remarkable way to speed up your WordPress site by three times or more: here’s how to quickly install it.
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