Great tutorial! I have watched the entire video and learnt a lot! I get a very good score with flyingpress when I enable the delay of all scripts. But excluding the responsible js files never helps me to fix the broken things! Maybe the script depends on other scripts (jquery). Could you please make a separate video regarding the javascript exclusion.
I'd disable Lazy Loading in Bricks and use FlyingPress. BTW FlyingPress uses the browser native Lazy Loading (no JS). Here is my performance settings on that site share.cleanshot.com/1mrYJFD5
Optimize any images on the page and make sure your hosting is good so that the calls to the database aren’t too laggy. Their support might have their own suggestions too
Thanks for the video, I'm using bricks as well, and I was wondering if your settings in the bricks>settings>performance section, with regards to CSS, are they inline styles or external files?
External is better, as the css files can then be cached on your computer and loaded from there in subsequent page loads instead of the server each time
Thanks, very helpful. As i know you work with a lot of different builders: In your experience, do all page builders equally profit from caching, or do builders that are a bit less performant like Elementor and Beaverbuilder benefit more then for example Bricks?
Yeah always have caching. When the user accesses your page, that request goes to your server and with a cached version, your server responds much faster than if it has to go to the database. This is the case no matter how clean the builder is. Using caching to cut out the database makes a big difference. I haven't tried to optimize anything recently except for Bricks and Cwicly, but you can definitely get fast websites with Elementor. You might find that a more bloated builder loads more assets on the page like js files which could make delaying JS trickier and more problematic. Whereas say Bricks, if it only loads a few js files because it's "lighter" then fewer things might go wrong during optimizing the site as there's less going on. But these days, I think with the proper caching setup you can get a pretty fast website with any builder when you take the time to optimize
Great stuff, some good info on debugging .. Couple of questions.. does flyingCDN substitutes completely CF APO? I have FP with CF Pro, but wanted to downgrade to Free with APO only.. curious about your stack. Also, any tips on improving "Largest Contentful Paint"? Again, great stuff!
FlyingCDN is using Cloudflare Enterprise, so it’s a plan higher than pro and higher than APO. I replaced free and APO with the new FlyingCDN myself If you send your site into the FP chat, their team will be able to recommend how to improve LCP for that url
Good video, but I already told you that using Bricks Builder you don't need a cache plugin or anything like that, I have a very basic hosting and my pages load at 98 page speed
That's a very small part of the internet; you're living in a bubble. A fast website makes the user experience much better for all websites. Ecommerce brands need a fast website so people bother buying their products.
Well that pronunciation of cache is a new one. I actually questioned if I’d been pronouncing this incorrectly all this time, but a quick google search later and I realised I’m not losing my mind and your pronunciation is wrong. Sorry if it sounds like I’m picking on something so small, but I find it hard to take onboard any advice from someone that cannot get the basics right. ruclips.net/video/VEeIKE5xX1g/видео.htmlsi=Als8ReXwbep2Z60g
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Quite complicated performance stuff explained in an easy-to-understand way. You made a great job!
Thank you :)
OH, BTW. Your videos are spot on. Great fast pace but with excellent clarity.. Great work.
Can you please share what video editor you have used drawing those arrows at 0:52
I'm wondering the same :)
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What a tutorial Grant ! Thanks a lot.
Thanks! I put a lot of effort into this one
@@GrantAmbrose This is perfectly visible !
Much needed tutorial - thanks
Glad it helped
You very good! This tutorial helped me so much
Great!
Great video I learn a lot. Thanks for the free time work and education ! keep the good work.
what platform do you use for make mindmap sir ? 05:02
Whimsical. Definitely worth trying it out
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Great tutorial! I have watched the entire video and learnt a lot!
I get a very good score with flyingpress when I enable the delay of all scripts.
But excluding the responsible js files never helps me to fix the broken things! Maybe the script depends on other scripts (jquery).
Could you please make a separate video regarding the javascript exclusion.
Delaying JS is the most difficult part. You just have to go 1 by one
Can you share some screenshots of your Bricks Settings (specifically the performance tab)? Have you turned off the lazy loading there?
I'd disable Lazy Loading in Bricks and use FlyingPress. BTW FlyingPress uses the browser native Lazy Loading (no JS).
Here is my performance settings on that site share.cleanshot.com/1mrYJFD5
Great tutorial! Can you show us how to speed the funnelkit checkout page because they don't allow caching?
Optimize any images on the page and make sure your hosting is good so that the calls to the database aren’t too laggy. Their support might have their own suggestions too
Thanks for the video,
I'm using bricks as well, and I was wondering if your settings in the bricks>settings>performance section, with regards to CSS, are they inline styles or external files?
External is better, as the css files can then be cached on your computer and loaded from there in subsequent page loads instead of the server each time
@@GrantAmbrose Thank you very much for your reply.
I am also using cantabo vps. do i need to turn on redis and varnish cache?
object caching and varnish would be worth turning on
Thanks, very helpful.
As i know you work with a lot of different builders:
In your experience, do all page builders equally profit from caching, or do builders that are a bit less performant like Elementor and Beaverbuilder benefit more then for example Bricks?
Yeah always have caching. When the user accesses your page, that request goes to your server and with a cached version, your server responds much faster than if it has to go to the database.
This is the case no matter how clean the builder is. Using caching to cut out the database makes a big difference.
I haven't tried to optimize anything recently except for Bricks and Cwicly, but you can definitely get fast websites with Elementor.
You might find that a more bloated builder loads more assets on the page like js files which could make delaying JS trickier and more problematic. Whereas say Bricks, if it only loads a few js files because it's "lighter" then fewer things might go wrong during optimizing the site as there's less going on.
But these days, I think with the proper caching setup you can get a pretty fast website with any builder when you take the time to optimize
Great stuff, some good info on debugging ..
Couple of questions.. does flyingCDN substitutes completely CF APO? I have FP with CF Pro, but wanted to downgrade to Free with APO only.. curious about your stack.
Also, any tips on improving "Largest Contentful Paint"? Again, great stuff!
FlyingCDN is using Cloudflare Enterprise, so it’s a plan higher than pro and higher than APO. I replaced free and APO with the new FlyingCDN myself
If you send your site into the FP chat, their team will be able to recommend how to improve LCP for that url
Good video, but I already told you that using Bricks Builder you don't need a cache plugin or anything like that, I have a very basic hosting and my pages load at 98 page speed
If people are accessing your website from around the world, or you have other plugins installed, things change
I guess this setup should be done when you are done building the website.
Yeah, once the website is built you should do this. And then do it after you make significant changes to your website, or check it every so often
I buy it , yes make faster but not good if have woocommerce booking I try make thing ... :(
Reach out to their support and they'll help you
They can't 😅 and refund already
with Google killing affiliate niche blogs, who needs speed plugins ?
That's a very small part of the internet; you're living in a bubble. A fast website makes the user experience much better for all websites. Ecommerce brands need a fast website so people bother buying their products.
Well that pronunciation of cache is a new one. I actually questioned if I’d been pronouncing this incorrectly all this time, but a quick google search later and I realised I’m not losing my mind and your pronunciation is wrong.
Sorry if it sounds like I’m picking on something so small, but I find it hard to take onboard any advice from someone that cannot get the basics right.
ruclips.net/video/VEeIKE5xX1g/видео.htmlsi=Als8ReXwbep2Z60g