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Identify problems such as:
These reports can identify issues such as: Heavy execution: Too much code can overload the browser, delaying its ability to respond to user interactions. Large, unoptimized images: Images that have not been compressed or resized will take longer to load, affecting .
Hosted third-party scripts or fonts
External resource delays: Third-party scripts or fonts hosted on external shop servers can cause delays if they take too long to load. By analyzing these reports, you can identify areas causing slowdowns and prioritize optimization solutions.
Imagine a crowded highway.
Prioritize mission-critical tasks Imagine a congested highway. Just like giving priority to emergency vehicles in traffic, your website code can be optimized for responsiveness. Make sure the essential flows of user interaction happen first. This may involve techniques such as: Code splitting: This advanced technique breaks down a website’s code into smaller chunks.
Load only the code you need
The browser then only loads the code needed for the current user interaction, reducing initial load time and improving. Lazy loading: Not all content on a page needs to load immediately. Lazy loading prioritizes the initial content that the user sees first, then loads additional content (such as images below the fold) only as the user scrolls down.