WebP is an image format which gives amazing levels of compression for images on the web. In this tutorial I’m going to show you how to work with WebP images...

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Whenever we're attaching a performant-heavy function to an event listener, it's considered best practice to control how often the function is called. In this...

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Variable fonts are, in a nutshell, font files which have settings you can change to subtly or dramatically modify the font’s appearance. They’re set to make...

Discover the benefits of browser caching and how you can use it for your WordPress websites. In the first half of the article, you'll learn to set up browser...

One-liner performance optimization tip. Add the media attribute when you link to conditional CSS files to shorten the critical rendering path and improve...

In this tutorial we’ll be looking at Jetpack for WordPress; what it is, how you can get started with it, and why you might consider using it.

Believe it or not, preventing automatic favicon requests is a quick way to improve the performance of your site. It takes just a single line of code added to...

Your WordPress website is too slow. Here’s a list of things (some easy, some more involved) which you can do to identify the issues and solve them.

The WebP image format is designed for creating high-quality images with smaller file sizes. Learn how to use it in A Web Designer’s Guide to the WebP Image...

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