Web Dev Assignment Submission

The document provides 10 tips for optimizing the first task of a website assignment, which include minimizing external assets, regularly monitoring and optimizing performance, and optimizing server infrastructure, database queries, typography, and more. It then lists 10 tips for the second task, such as optimizing above-the-fold content, eliminating render-blocking resources, using a CDN, reducing HTTP requests, optimizing fonts and images for mobile, and implementing pagination. The tips are aimed at improving page load speeds and the overall user experience on a website.

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Web Dev Assignment Submission

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Assignment Submission

First Task:

1. Minimize the use of External assets: Reduce reliance on outside assets consisting of external
scripts, fonts, and libraries. All new outside assets come with capability delays, so the
handiest include what is essential on your website’s overall performance.

2. Regularly display and optimize: Constantly monitor the performance of your internet site
with equipment along with Google Analytics or an internet site performance monitoring
service. Identify performance challenges and take proactive steps to optimize your website
based totally on insights won.

3. Optimize server infrastructure: Ensure your server is well configured and optimized to deal
with the expected website traffic. Use education mechanisms, load balancers, and different
server-facet optimizations to enhance response instances and control concurrent requests
extra effectively.

4. Optimize database queries: Make sure your database queries are powerful and the handiest
of retrieve information while vital, and evaluate and optimize them. To lessen the weight to
your database server, use indexes and think about caching frequently accessed records.

5. Optimize the website's typography: Choose internet fonts that load quickly and keep away
from the usage of too many font variations. Minimize the range of font documents and
utilize font subsets to consist of only the essential characters, reducing the font file size.

6. Implement lazy loading for content-heavy pages: For pages with plenty of content or
photographs, do not forget to implement lazy loading to load content most effectively whilst
it is needed. This approach improves initial page load instances and lets in customers to
begin interacting with the web page faster.

7. Enable HTTP/2: Upgrade your website to apply the HTTP/2 protocol, which permits for faster
and more green conversation among the browser and the server. HTTP/2 helps with
multiplexing, header compression, and server push, ensuing in stepped forward overall
performance.

8. Optimize database queries: Review and optimize your website's database queries to make
sure they are green and do not slug down page loading instances. Consider indexing
regularly accessed columns and optimizing complicated queries.

9. Regularly replace and preserve the site: Keep your website's software programs, plugins, and
topics updated. Regular updates often include overall performance upgrades and Trojan
horse fixes that may enhance the general pace and balance of your website.

10. Simplify navigation: Ensure that your internet site's navigation shape is straightforward and
intuitive. By simplifying navigation, customers can without problems locate the facts they are
searching out while not having to await needless web page masses or redirects.
Second Task:

1. Optimize above-the-fold content: Prioritize the loading of above-the-fold content (content

visible without scrolling) to provide users with a faster perception of web page load velocity.
Load critical CSS and inline critical JavaScript to render this content material speedy.

2. Eliminate render-blocking resources: Identify and limit render-blockading assets, which

include CSS and JavaScript files that prevent the page from rendering quickly. Consider
loading CSS asynchronously and putting JavaScript at the bottom of the HTML file to allow
content material to render first.

3. Use a content transport network (CDN): Utilize a CDN to distribute your website's static
documents across more than one server located in exceptional geographical regions. This
facilitates lessening the distance between users and your server, resulting in quicker content
material transport.

4. Regularly display and test overall performance: Continuously display your internet site's
performance using equipment like Google PageSpeed Insights, GTmetrix, or WebPageTest.
Conduct performance checkouts on distinctive gadgets and browsers to discover bottlenecks
and make knowledgeable enhancements.

5. Reduce the variety of HTTP requests: Minimize the number of separate HTTP requests by
combining CSS and JavaScript documents into fewer documents. This reduces the overhead
of a couple of requests and hastens web page loading.

6. Optimize web fonts: Use web font formats that load fast and correctly. Consider using font
subsets to include of the most effective the necessary characters, lowering the font file
length and enhancing overall performance.

7. Implement browser useful resource preloading: Use preloading strategies to educate the
browser to fetch crucial sources, consisting of CSS and JavaScript files, earlier. This way, these
sources can effectively be had when wanted, lowering latency, and improving page load
times.

8. Monitor and optimize cellular overall performance: Pay attention to the performance of your
website on cellular gadgets. Optimize pics, use responsive layout techniques, and remember
to enforce cell-specific optimizations, which include conditional loading of assets.

9. Monitor and optimize mobile performance: Pay attention to the performance of your
internet site on mobile devices. Optimize photos, use responsive layout strategies, and bear
in mind imposing mobile-precise optimizations, such as conditional loading of assets.

10. Implement pagination or endless scrolling: If you have got content material-heavy pages, do
not forget to implement pagination or endless scrolling to load content material into smaller
chunks. This prevents one lengthy web page from taking longer to load and improves the
general consumer revel in.

Submitted By:
Alok Kumar Tiwari
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