jaykrishna dogne- Focus on Core Web Vitals Google cares about speed, and so do users. Improve:
Loading time (LCP) by compressing images, using lazy loading, and preloading important content.
Responsiveness (FID/INP) by cutting down on heavy JavaScript and removing unnecessary third-party scripts.
Visual stability (CLS) by setting proper sizes for images, ads, and embedded content to avoid layout shifts.
- Use Next-Gen Image Formats Switch to WebP, AVIF, or JPEG XL for smaller and better-quality images. Enable lazy loading so images load only when needed. Use a CDN (Content Delivery Network) to serve images faster worldwide.
- Caching is Your Best Friend Enable browser caching to store files locally for returning visitors. Use server caching (like Redis or Varnish) to speed up database queries. Implement service workers to load essential files instantly.
- Minify & Optimize Code Get rid of extra JavaScript and CSS that slows things down. Use async or defer attributes so scripts don’t block loading. Compress files using tools like Terser or UglifyJS.
- Choose a Fast Hosting Provider Go for a good hosting service (cloud, VPS, or dedicated servers). Use LiteSpeed or Nginx servers for better performance. Consider edge computing for super-fast loading.
- Upgrade to HTTP/3 & QUIC These improve loading speed and security with faster connections. Also, enable TLS 1.3 for better encryption and speed.
- Keep Your Database Clean Regularly remove unnecessary data and optimize queries. Use indexing and caching (like Redis or Memcached) for faster access.
- Make Mobile Pages Lightning-Fast If mobile traffic is huge, consider AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages). Use a responsive design with lightweight frameworks like Next.js or Astro.
- Reduce Unnecessary Extras Limit third-party scripts (chat widgets, tracking codes, etc.). Self-host fonts instead of loading from Google Fonts. Load only essential plugins and extensions.
- Keep an Eye on Performance Use tools like Google PageSpeed Insights, Lighthouse, or WebPageTest. Set up alerts for slow-loading pages so you can fix them quickly.
