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Web Performance Optimization: Accelerate Your Website's Loading Times

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A fast website is an important factor for user-friendliness and search engine optimization. Our experts perform a Web Performance Optimization for you to accelerate your website's loading times and thus ensure that your visitors have an optimal user experience.

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What is Web Performance Optimization (WPO)?

Web Performance Optimization (WPO) refers to measures that can be taken to improve the loading times of a website. This includes, among other things, optimizing images and other media, minimizing HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code, using a Content Delivery Network (CDN), and reducing the number of HTTP requests.

How does WPO help my business?

Through good WPO, you can ensure that your website loads quickly and thus offers a better user experience. This can help users stay on your website longer and be more likely to lead to a conversion.

Why is WPO important?

WPO is important because it directly affects the user experience. Studies have shown that users are more likely to leave a website if it loads slowly or performs poorly. By optimizing performance, you can ensure that your website is fast and responsive, which can have a positive effect on user engagement and satisfaction.

How can I optimize the performance of my website?

Here are some tips for optimizing your website's performance:

Optimize Images
Compress images without compromising quality and use the correct image size to reduce loading times.
Use Caching
Caching stores certain data on the server or the user's local device to shorten loading times.
Minimize HTTP Requests
Reduce the number of HTTP requests required for your website to load, for example, by merging CSS and JavaScript files.
Use a Content Delivery Network (CDN)
A CDN is used to host your website on servers around the world to reduce loading times.
Optimize Code
Remove unused code and use techniques like JavaScript packing to reduce file size.

How can I measure the effect of WPO?

You can measure the effect of WPO using various metrics, including:

Loading Times
The time it takes to load a page, usually measured in milliseconds.
Page Size
The size of a website, measured in kilobytes or megabytes, can influence the loading time.
Number of HTTP Requests
The number of HTTP requests required to load a webpage.
Waterfall Chart
A visual representation of the loading times of all resources on a webpage, used to identify bottlenecks.
Google PageSpeed Insights
A free tool from Google that checks your website for performance issues and makes suggestions for optimization.
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