On average, a web page contains 42.8 images. These images account for 61.3% of a page’s download size. Image metadata contributes 15.8% of the total size of an image file on the web. That means, 8% of the total size…
Caching in WordPress optimization helps improve your site’s performance. As a result, WordPress site owners get to improve the overall user experience. If your pages take too long to load, users will abandon them for a competitor. Large, high-resolution images…
Lazy loading images in WordPress is a crucial optimization hack since humans are impatient—even down to seconds. Search engines, too. So, every second counts if you’re competing for top ranking on search results. Large, high-resolution images can slow your site’s…
Gutenberg-compatible optimization tools make your WordPress site more responsive, which increases the overall traffic. Gutenberg is a powerful block-based content editor for WordPress. But to truly harness its potential, you need the right Gutenberg-compatible optimization tools. Site optimization improves user…
Using WordPress image optimization plugins improves the loading speed of your website. Visuals are integral to a website but can contribute to slow loading times. High-resolution images and media-rich content are crucial in enhancing the user experience. They also impact…
The efforts to optimize images for a multi-language WordPress site are crucial as visuals take up a large part of website content. This impacts a WordPress site’s loading time, user experience, and search engine rankings. According to a Google study,…