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Page Speed Optimization

Page speed is a direct ranking factor and a major UX signal. Fast websites retain users longer, convert better, and rank higher. Optimizing your site’s performance reduces bounce rate, improves engagement, and ensures a better mobile experience—essential for SEO and conversions.

Optimization Features

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Core Web Vitals Optimization (LCP, FID, CLS)

Core Web Vitals are key metrics that impact user experience and search rankings. Issues like slow load time, delayed interaction, and visual instability are addressed. Improving these metrics results in a faster, more stable, and SEO-friendly website.

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Image Optimization

Using srcset ensures the browser selects the right image size for each device, avoiding unnecessary downloads. Next.js Edge Network serves these images from locations nearest to the user, minimizing delays. Together, they significantly boost page speed and enhance mobile and desktop user experience.

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JavaScript Optimization

Excessive JavaScript slows down how users interact with your site. Reducing its impact helps pages become more responsive and interactive. This leads to a smoother user experience and better performance scores.

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CSS Optimization

Unoptimized CSS delays page rendering and increases load time. Cleaning and streamlining CSS improves how quickly content becomes visible. This enhances both speed and user satisfaction.

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Lazy Loading of Images and Videos

Loading all media at once causes unnecessary delays. Lazy loading ensures content loads only when needed during scroll. This improves perceived performance and reduces initial load weight.

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Eliminate Render-Blocking Resources

Render-blocking files delay the time it takes for a page to display. Removing these improves how fast users see and interact with your content. This has a direct impact on performance and engagement.

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