4 Main Causes of a Slow WordPress Site and How to Fix Them
Many WordPress users feel that WordPress performance is not good and the opening speed is very slow. Specifically, when opening…
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How to Properly Speed Up a WordPress Site – Using Avada Theme as an Example
It’s common knowledge that WordPress consumes relatively more server resources, especially with some advanced WordPress themes. If not properly optimized,…
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How to Fix “Does Not Use Passive Listeners to Improve Scrolling Performance” in PageSpeed Insights
Improve your website’s scrolling performance and PageSpeed Insights score. Learn how to resolve the passive listener warning by adding a simple jQuery polyfill to your WordPress site.
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Use PurgeCSS to Remove Unused CSS from a WordPress Theme
Reduce WordPress theme CSS file size by using PurgeCSS to strip out selectors that are never used on the front end.
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Use Memcached or Redis to Improve WordPress Object Cache Performance
How to persist the WordPress object cache with Redis or Memcached, enable the required drop-ins, and use the object cache API in theme and plugin development.
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The 4 Main Reasons a WordPress Site Loads Slowly and How to Fix Them
A practical breakdown of the biggest reasons WordPress sites load slowly and what to optimize first.
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How to Speed Up a WordPress Site Properly, Using the Avada Theme as an Example
A practical WordPress performance guide using the Avada theme as an example, covering assets, caching, HTTP/2, CDN, and media delivery.
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Use the Cachify Plugin to Cache WordPress Pages in Memcached
Use the Cachify plugin with Memcached to cache WordPress pages and improve page load speed.
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Use the Cachify Plugin to Cache WordPress Pages in Memcached for Instant Loads
Configure Cachify with Nginx and Memcached so WordPress can serve cached pages from memory and dramatically reduce page load time.
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Why Waiting (TTFB) Is Too Long and How to Fix It
Understand what Time to First Byte means, what counts as slow, why it gets too long, and how to reduce server response time on WordPress sites.
