The LCP, or Largest Contentful Paint, is one of the three Core Web Vitals we are all familiar with. The LCP metric measures the time from when the user starts loading a page to when the largest text block or [...]
Category: Performance
Looking to accelerate and improve your website’s loading speed? Fast page loading significantly enhances user experience, increases page views, helps improve conversion rates and sales percentages, and even contributes to better Google ranking and SEO.
A one-second delay in page loading time results in a 16% decrease in customer satisfaction, an 11% decrease in page views, and a 7% decrease in conversion rates. So, how fast should a website load? It can be said that a fast website loads in 2 seconds or less on desktop and about 4 seconds or less on mobile. This is at least the expectation of the visitors.
Now, for our concern – in this category, you’ll find posts about overall website performance improvement and specifically enhancing the performance of WordPress websites. You’ll discover guides and tips for improving loading times, ways to check performance and speed up your site using various methods. There’s also a complete guide to using the WP-Rocket plugin and additional caching plugins.
Whether you’ve noticed it or not, in recent years, the topic of optimization and performance of websites has become a hot topic. The topic primarily focuses on the loading time of websites and is achieved by reducing the overall weight [...]
There are quite a few ways to improve the loading time of WordPress sites which I have written about in previous articles. However, there is one action I do not see being performed often by WordPress developers, which is selectively [...]
One of the most common questions I encounter is how to improve the loading speed of WordPress sites. This is probably because studies show that 47% of users expect the loading time to be less than two seconds, and about [...]
By Roee Yossef•Updated on May 19, 2024
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