Fast WordPress by Velocious.io
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[icon-box icon=”bolt” heading=”Decrease page speed score”]The loading time of your page is a central part of the user experience. The average visitor has no time and no patience for a website to load too long. Speed is even more important than design![/icon-box]
[icon-box icon=”comments-o” heading=”Increase your conversion rate”]Better loading websites tend to have better engagement. A fast page is a sign of trustworthiness to your users and reduces the bounce rate. [/icon-box]
[icon-box icon=”google” heading=”Improve your ranking”]Site speed is a ranking factor for Google. The signals your visitors are sending – how long they stay on your page or how many sites they visit – are important for SEO. [/icon-box]
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Is your page too slow?
In 2017 users expect a site to load within a second or two.
Google itself even aims for times under half a second!
This plugin helps you to fix render blocking issues caused by your assets (javascript and CSS files).
Improve your site’s performance through faster page loads and better user experience!
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[icon-box–horizontal heading=”Inline small Javascript and CSS files” icon=”wordpress”][/icon-box–horizontal]
[icon-box–horizontal heading=”Load Javascript files asynchronously by using the defer or the async attribute.” icon=”lock”][/icon-box–horizontal]
[icon-box–horizontal heading=”Push javascript files to the footer of your HTML.” icon=”lock”][/icon-box–horizontal]
[icon-box–horizontal heading=”Load your CSS asynchronously using preload and the load CSS Framework by Filament Group” icon=”lock”][/icon-box–horizontal]
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[faq question=”Is this plugin free?”]Yes, it is free. Although we are currently working on a premium version that will include additional features. [/faq]
[faq question=”What does “Scripts linked from your header” mean?”]Enqueuing scripts in your header is the standard way when adding Javascript to WordPress. However, scripts enqueued that way are not blocking the rendering.[/faq]
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