Your website is the face of your business. It’s a crucial business asset through which potential customers learn more about your brand and make buying decisions. Since modern customers have a myriad of options, it’s important to provide them with the best possible user experience on your website to[...]
Minimizing request overhead for each page to load simply means two things: keeping cookies and request headers as small as possible, and serving static resources from a cookieless domain. In a nutshell, a cookie diet to avoid net congestion.
Although Content Delivery Network (CDN) is to reveal all of its true power in the future decades, an insight into how it came to be is quite useful. CDNs are surrogate web servers distributed across different data centers in different geographical regions to deliver content to end-users, based on[...]
You can not afford a slow site. It would be like pulling dark shutters up and down on your beautiful shop window. You could count on netizens to come back again to check, except - they won't. They will abandon your webpage in the wink of an eye, and this is why - each wink, each millisecond counts.[...]
Are you running an e-commerce on the web? The first rule of e-commerce says that if the customer cannot find your product/service, he cannot buy it. The number of web shoppers in US alone in 2019 was 224 million and is to reach 230 million by 2021 (source: Statista) which will equal 90% of all[...]
So far, we have discussed the impact of your page load time on just about anything, and the impact of your page load time on your conversion rate. The improvement of your loading speed is a pressing issue to discuss with your team, especially if you are into any kind of e-commerce business: web[...]
