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Improving the Page Speed can Worsen it
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- Опубликовано: 15 май 2024
- Improving the Page Speed can Worsen it
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LOVE the straight-talk, no BS approach to this video. Thank you for telling it like it is without sugar coating things. I’ll take more authentic content like this any day, please and thank you.
This is why I was so happy to see your video about media gallery settings and webp before I'd uploaded many pics 🙌 great foundations. Thank you Imran.
Thanks as always Squadron Leader, your video topics are the most useful in my sub box.
I'm only 4 sites in to my WordPress/Elementor journey, but I have learned some things for speed already. It seems the more edits a page has the worse it gets, no matter how much cashe/files you clear out after. I know we always find fixes after its on the page, but the more you can do in the Template Builder, the better! Best practice would be to make all sections as templates (or a full page) and then assemble the templates inside of your real page.
Most recently, the site I'm working on was sitting at a 70 for mobile & desktop, I was trying to fix the CLS happening in the score - eventually it ceased publishing/saving the page hitting 'error 500' and I thought i was SOL. I saved the page as a template, created a new page and pasted it in - all CLS and speed issues disappeared and both versions were at 100.
Also, proper files sizes/types bend to no one - respect the correct use cases for different file types.
Cheers to anyone still reading this!
Save as template and then re-input it to a page. You provide an insight I have never heard before. Thks.
Whether it's design or layout, or image compression, etc., I've had the specification to design from the beginning of the design, currently 98 on the mobile, PC 100, TTFB overall speed is not bad, just use a simple cache and accelerate!
At this point, I'm only using best practice manual optimization techniques and litespeed cache plugin with my litespeed server. But I've found the biggest performance improvements come after manually configuring litespeed cache plugin's settings. Out of the box it's borderline useless, which I regret to say I wasn't aware of for the longest time hahaha
I just went with a Litespeed hosting and will start developing tomorrow. Can you help a friend and tell me what did you learn regarding the litespeed cache settings that need to be set manually?
Would be really cool ✌️
Just here for the notification✌️
Page speed optimization is such a difficult topic. In germany we have to implement Cookie Consent Plugin. Reduces score about 10%. I often have a good desktop score but bad mobile score because of LCP. It seems that theres something wrong with background images in elementor on mobile. After adding fetch priority high attribute it mainly fixed this issues... Totally complex topic
Can you explain what you mean by adding fetch priority?
Hey Imran, would love to see a clearer log in page and a clickable contents home page on your course.
Yup that’s coming soon.
My page speed insights returns error half the time and when it loads its good. Do this mean I have a crappy host? I host my website at a cheap host but don't know how to diagonize if they are the problem and if I should change from them.
What kind of errors?
@@websquadron Lighthouse Error and ERR_TIMED_OUT most of the time.
@@websquadron Mostly Lighthouse error of some sort and timeout errors.
@vikisk.3d could be server
Which is better?
1. Bulk resize/convert every photo to WEBP prior to uploading to Wordpress media?
2. Straight upload JPEG/PNGs and then use a plugin to optimize/convert+serve WEBP versions after the fact?
In my opinion...number 1. If you do eveything manually before uploading, you definitely know the image is as optimised as possible. The only downside is that it can be slightly time consuming!
People like to optimize the Jpeg/Png and upload. Then have a plugin that serve Webp version.
Thats bc Webp isn't fully supported (old browsers or old versions).
I optimize and change to webp before uploading and I haven't seen any complains on my sites, so I prefer the 1st one
@@Digital_Tom Thanks for your input! That's what I try to do. Sometimes I get the urge to be lazy and just upload the jpg (resized of course). But so far I've been diligently converting first.
@@imlivid2746 Thanks for your response! I've been doing a mix of both. Interesting point you brought up about optimizing in Jpeg/Png first. I hadn't considered the older browsers and such.
Please check my comment. i think it has gone to spam.
Which comment?
@@websquadron It has link so please check **Held for review** section