Measure and minimize server response time.
Avoid or minimize redirects to accelerate mobile page speed.
Rigorously measure round-trip times.
Load above-the-fold content before below-the-fold content.
Put JS at the bottom and CSS at the top of HTML files.
Optimize and minify CSS and JS files.
- Measure and minimize server response time
- Avoid or minimize redirects to accelerate mobile page speed
- Rigorously measure round-trip times
- Load above-the-fold content before below-the-fold content
- Put JS at the bottom and CSS at the top of HTML files
- Optimize and minify CSS and JS files
- Use gzip compression to reduce file size
Today, over 80% of internet traffic is using some kind of mobile device; it makes sense, therefore, to optimize your website to load faster on mobile. To help your website perform better on mobile, a alongside Twitter and many other major tech firms today, Google launched an initiative – Google Accelerated Mobile Pages or just Google AMP in 2016. Using AMP for WP plugin, you can add Google AMP to WordPress for increasing Mobile site speed.
1. Measure and minimize server response time.
2. Avoid or minimize redirects to accelerate mobile page speed.
3. Rigorously measure round-trip times.
4. Load above-the-fold content before below-the-fold content.
5. Put JS at the bottom and CSS at the top of HTML files.
6. Optimize and minify CSS and JS files.