
How to Reduce Your TTFB to < 0.5 Seconds
If your want your CLS to go below 2.5 seconds, you absolutely MUST reduce your TTFB to at least below 0.5 seconds. Here's how to do that.
Measure what is slow, fix the biggest problem first, and keep your site fast.

If your want your CLS to go below 2.5 seconds, you absolutely MUST reduce your TTFB to at least below 0.5 seconds. Here's how to do that.

A 200ms TTFB is the dream for any website developer. But while I've managed to achieve it on desktop, mobile still remains elusive!

We've been told for years that you should push all JavaScript to the footer. However, this can actually make things worse - you have better options!

For years, I've been unable to defer jQuery because inline JS depended on it. But I've finally found a way to defer inline JavaScript safely!

There was a time when minification was something all website owners had to take care of on their own. Today, it's far less important.

There are many little Cloudflare tricks you can use to speed up your site. Here are three of my favorites, including enabling the QUIC protocol!

Yes, you still need a CDN with cloud hosting. The latter simply means that your site lives on a network of local computers - it's not a a CDN itself!

It seems tempting to serve your JavaScript from a public library like CDNJS, but it's not always a good idea. Here's why to use them (and when not to).

Deploying your content closer to your visitors is more of an art than it is a science. Here's the best way I've found to do this with minimal impact.

The LiteSpeed cache for your site needs to be enabled in two places - one inside your application, and the other on the server inside cPanel. Here's how.
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