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While investigating a site-speed anomaly, I discovered a critical bug that was silently breaking performance monitoring for potentially many WordPress sites.
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While investigating a site-speed anomaly, I discovered a critical bug that was silently breaking performance monitoring for potentially many WordPress sites.

This is a heads-up when using latest WP Rocket (13.9) on your WP or WooCommerce site. Preconnecting to third parties now comes out of the box, but comes with a sitespeed trade-off.

WordPress started a performance team to improve its Core Web Vitals scores. I read their pagespeed optimization spreadsheet and boy do I have an opinion regarding their performance backlog.

Wordpress recently wrote about the performance impact of jQuery, but it seems like they are choosing to not call out the real pagespeed bottleneck.

It's happening. Wordpress is finally going to focus on performance. But why now, and will it succeed?

I wrote about the Backlinko results in November 2019 on LinkedIn, tagging Brian as well. But it looks like Brian already put some effort into the pagespeed of his website. As a result, he is now passing Core Web Vitals.

Some (WP) agencies are really into accessibility. However, when you do support accessibility as a developer, but not really pay close attention, there is a big chance you are unknowingly building inaccessible Wordpress websites for your clients.