Lazyloading is when you delay the load or initialization of assets until they’re needed to improve performance. Preload assets with a conditional option Preload Critical Images beta feature Perfmatter Preload images features Lazyload images Use Perfmatters and its conditional preloading to preload assets only on certain parts of your website, or its “Preload Critical Images” beta feature that will automatically preload the number of leading images that you choose (0-5). Use a WordPress function to preload the image only on the specific pages where it appears, or use a plugin to do it automatically. Preload above-the-fold images to speed up their load time. If lazyload is applied, below-the-fold images of the page won’t interfere with the page’s initial load, but only with server costs(bandwidth). Resizing the images to improve load time isn’t always necessary as using a modern compressed image format like WebP or AVIF. You can also use Cloudinary’s free Website Image Analysis Tool to identify size improvements across images. Modern themes have built-in UI to change and add responsive images to mobile. Properly size your images and use a smaller image for the mobile viewport. Properly size the images and use a different image for mobile We have a list of free image CDNs and the fastest WordPress CDNs. Use a CDNĬDN(Content Delivery Network), loads your images from distributed servers around the world to speed up the load time. ⚠️ Using a plugin that converts your images from png and jpeg to WebP may increase your website storage usage. Consider our Imagify vs Smush vs Optimole post on choosing the best plugin for converting your images to webp.
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