
What Is Website Performance?
A slow website rarely feels like one neat technical problem. The first screen stays blank. The menu ignores the first tap. A pricing block jumps just as someone tries to click the…
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What slows a site down, how each performance layer is fixed, and how to keep it fast as the site grows. Written for people who run WordPress sites, not for performance engineers.
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A slow website rarely feels like one neat technical problem. The first screen stays blank. The menu ignores the first tap. A pricing block jumps just as someone tries to click the…
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You open PageSpeed Insights and see a score, Core Web Vitals, lab data, field data, and warnings about scripts, images, and server response. Then you test again and the score…
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Your WordPress site feels slow. Speed tests look bad, and every guide offers a different fix: caching, image optimization, better hosting, or installing plugins. Speed work gets…
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Your WordPress website is slow. That sounds like one problem, but the phrase “WordPress website slow” can actually encompass multiple issues. The homepage may wait before anything…
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Airlift has been automatically optimizing your JavaScript code for some time. Now, we’ve extended this automation to include your CSS and fonts as well. Here’s what this means…
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Every second saved when loading a page increases conversions by up to 7%. Most WordPress speed solutions try to achieve this by focusing on initial page load. But, the experience…
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Airlift works out what each page needs and applies it. Free to try on your own site.