Avoiding Non-Composited Animations in WordPress Avoid non-composited animations is performance metric that highlights the need to optimize animations to be handled by the browser’s compositor thread instead of the main
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Minimizing Main Thread Work for WordPress Performance Minimizing main-thread work refers to reducing the amount of processing that the browser’s main thread has to perform while loading and interacting with
What are Long Main-Thread Task? Long main-thread tasks are operations that block the main thread for a significant amount of time, typically more than 50 milliseconds. The main thread is
Understanding Core Web Vitals: First Meaningful Paint, First Contentful Paint, and Largest Contentful Paint in WordPress When you’re running a WordPress site, understanding how your pages load and display content
What are large Layout Shifts? Large layout shifts refer to significant, unexpected movements of webpage content that occur as a page is loading or interacting. These shifts typically happen when
What is Minifying JavaScript? If you’re running a WordPress site, you’ve likely heard of “minifying JavaScript” as a strategy to improve your site’s performance and speed. But what does that
What Is Legacy JavaScript Legacy JavaScript refers to outdated code designed to support older browsers that do not comply with modern JavaScript standards, such as Internet Explorer. This older code
What ARe REnder Blocking REsources? Render-blocking resources in WordPress are typically JavaScript and CSS files that the browser must load before it can render the page content to the user.
What is Unused CSS? In WordPress, “unused CSS” refers to style rules that are defined in your website’s CSS files but are not used on the current page being viewed.
Serving Images in next-Gen Formats Serving images in next-gen formats like WebP, AVIF, or JPEG 2000 can significantly improve the loading times and performance of your WordPress site because these