Load event listener ignored by WP Rocket RocketLazyLoadScripts
While investigating a site-speed anomaly, I discovered a critical bug that was silently breaking performance monitoring for potentially many WordPress sites.
Pagespeed findings
Can't get enough? I'm regularly sharing snack bite tips and advice on LinkedIn as well.
To lazyload or not to lazyload above the fold images
Wether you're reading a LinkedIn or Twitter discussion, there still is confusion around lazyloading images. Especially when it comes to above the fold images, such as hero images. Let's deal with this for once and for all.
Improving a third party chatbot widget's performance
The sad part of third party chat widgets is that it really is up to chat widget providers to improve performance, caring about the performance of their clients' websites and webshops at the same time. But even when they don't, we can make a difference.
Chatbot pagespeed impact visualized
I wrote my own chatbot + livechat and this created quite some fuzz on LinkedIn. I even received swear words, luckily just for chatbot testing purposes 😅. But let's talk about the harm of chat bots such as Zopim (Zendesk), and how I visualized this.
Why isn't HTTP/2 improving the pagespeed score
Sometimes a LinkedIn post of mine is leading to new questions as well. This time: "How do you get a high PageSpeed score when a site is using HTTP/2?"
6 free website pagespeed & performance improvements
While there are a lot of articles to be found on the subject of pagespeed or improving overall sitespeed, most will come out-of-the-box.
Why using a library instead of native lazyloading
To lazyload or not to lazyload images? From a user and performance perspective, you should lazyload images, but should you use a JS library?
Native image lazyloading support
Browsers are always trying to optimize as well. Some browsers already support lazyloading of images and iframes, using the loading attribute.