Frank Schulte-Ladbeck

Site optimization can be wonderful and frustrating, but it could lead to a better user experience.

I was fairly satisfied with the load times on my main business site, so I never considered some optimization steps beyond what I had already accomplished. I decided to download Google’s Page Speed, and take another look at Yahoo’s Yslow to see what I could do for my site. This led me on an adventure that I thought would be good to share.

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With a new emphasis on your site’s page loading time, you may find that your WordPress theme does not meet the standard.

The time taken to load a page into a browser is page speed, and the page speed value can differ depending upon the browser and the service being used to connect to the web. As WordPress is being used by more businesses as a content management system (CMS), I thought that discovering a means to improve page speed in their themes without the knowledge of coding may be helpful.
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