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Don’t Sink Your Website With Third Parties

Smashing Magazine

These services use requests to external hosts (not servers you control) to deliver JavaScript framework libraries, custom fonts, advertising content, marketing analytics trackers, and more. Any resource (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, image, font, etc.) Can a fancy third-party custom font give your site a new look and feel?

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The Fight For The Main Thread

Smashing Magazine

All of that is dumped on any given page in one fell swoop courtesy of Google Tag Manager (GTM), which allows us to deploy and run scripts without having to go through the pain of re-deploying the entire site. I think web fonts are a good example that serves both needs. The web fonts example from earlier applies.

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Site-Speed Topography

CSS Wizardry

Given that render blocking resources reside in the head of the document, this implies differing head tags on that page. Or, perhaps a more extreme scenario is that it has entirely different head tags? Note that the PDP’s FP is almost a second slower than other pages? I think the PDP has something different about it.

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Front-End Performance Checklist 2021

Smashing Magazine

Is it expensive JavaScript, slow web font delivery, heavy images, or sluggish rendering? Assets Optimizations Brotli, AVIF, WebP, responsive images, AV1, adaptive media loding, video compression, web fonts, Google fonts. when web fonts aren’t loaded yet). Web performance is a tricky beast, isn’t it?

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Global vs. Local Styling In Next.js

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How can we balance “global” styling concerns (fonts, colors, main layouts, and so on) with “local” ones (styles regarding individual components)? Unfortunately, it will look quite plain, so let’s set some global styles for basic elements , e.g. <h1> tags. (I Of course, this list can and will grow over time. Large preview ).

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Improving The Performance Of An Online Store (Case Study)

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These were stored as one big svg tag in the HTML head of the page, with a symbol for each of the icons that was then used as a linked svg in the HTML’s body. Font Loading. Like on so many other websites, we use web fonts for our typography needs. So, we dropped the font weight. Icon Loading. Legacy Support.

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Google PageSpeed Insights - Scoring 100/100 with WordPress

KeyCDN

There are three commons scenarios most people run into here, and that is your JavaScript/CSS files, Font Awesome, and Google Fonts. Fonts are render-blocking as we discussed in our case study on web font performance. ” Font Awesome Many people who use Font Awesome take the CSS file and place it in their header.

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