“Website Optimization” Archives

Turns out, building a website using only the web’s most basic building blocks is pretty enjoyable (and performant).

Many web developers and content managers will be pleasantly surprised by the web performance gains that can be achieved with minimal effort.

With a few lines of JavaScript, you can improve your website’s performance and still gather useful analytics data.

You don’t need to sacrifice style to achieve good website performance.

This time around, though, let’s throw AVIF and WebP into the mix.

With just a few, simple steps, I was able to make a dramatic improvement to a client’s website.

Reducing image file sizes remains one of the easiest ways to dramatically improve your website’s performance.

Random links to make you a better web developer.

I redesigned Opus’ logo because I wanted to make my website faster. Did it work?

Websites can never be too fast, which means that website images can never be too small.