Improvement in Both Perceived and Real Loading Time for Your Pages It’s become common knowledge that the speed at which pages load is a crucial part of user experience, and recently page speed has become more and more important in other areas – Google’s search engine ranks pages based on page load time (specifically, time to first
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Choose a powerful hosting Your WordPress hosting service plays a major role in website performance. What makes a good hosting provider? A good hosting provider takes the extra measures to optimize your website for performance and provides good customer support. There are a few types of hosting on the market: Shared hosting – you share the
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It’s 2021 and always remember that the consumer is spoiled for choice. As such, when search engines are ranking results, they want to ensure that they’re only showing the best of the best to their users. This is why your site speed and performance matters so much – it’s part of the difference between showing
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What is average page response time? Optimizing response time is one of the best ways to measure your customer service performance. By definition, average response time is the average time the server takes to respond to all the requests given to it (thanks, Raygun!). More specifically, we like to look at it as how you
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What is Page Load Time Page load time is the time it takes to download and display the entire content of a web page in the browser window (measured in seconds). Page load time is a key performance metric for any website to help ensure a positive user experience and customer retention. Additionally, it’s been
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What Is Responsive Web Design? Responsive websites can use flexible grid layouts that are based on the percentage each element takes up in its container. For instance, if a single element is 30 percent, it will always be 30 percent regardless of the size of the screen used by the device that is accessing the
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Web design refers to the appearance, layout, and design of websites. Rather than software development, web design usually refers to the user experience and front-facing aspects of a website. A Web Designer, therefore, works on the appearance, layout, look, structure, and content of websites. Design is the process of collecting ideas, and aesthetically arranging and
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