Using rel=preload to speed up render blocking resources on hluska.ca
When I ran a Siteimp audit on hluska.ca, I found that 100% of my pages (both desktop and mobile) had performance problems because I had too many resources that blocked my page from rendering while they were being downloaded. I'm going to start fixing that error in this article.
Thinking about CSS to speed up hluska.ca
When I ran a Siteimp audit on hluska.ca, I found that 100% of my pages (both desktop and mobile) had performance problems because I had too many resources that blocked my page from rendering while they were being downloaded. I'm going to start fixing that error in this article.
Improving hluska.ca's performance with a Siteimp audit
Once I got Siteimp out, I wanted to spend some time to show you how I use Siteimp to speed up sites. I'll start with my own.
Introducing Siteimp
Last night, I launched something very important to me and pushed DNS on siteimp. Siteimp is a tool that runs website performance audits.
Roasting Pan Turkey Stock
Do you love turkey but hate the clean up? If so, multitask - clean your roasting pan and make a delicious turkey stock in the same step. You'll deal with the leftover turkey carcass, fill your home with delicious smells and end up with an absolutely amazing stock.
Things I've Learned About Web Performance
Web performance is one of my interests and performance testing has become a big part of my deployment process. Through my practice, I've learned some things that were not obvious when I first started. I'll share some of these with you.
Introducing Formimp
Web performance and helping non-technical people or digital marketers get the most out of their website are two of my biggest passions. Those interests led me to try (and discard) many different ways to host contact forms. Email is complicated for less technical people to set up and likely isn't the best tool to accept forms anyways. So, I started working on FormImp and pushed v2.0 live on December 7, 2021.