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Fast-loading websites provide better user experience and rank higher in search results. Follow these optimization tips.

Why Speed Matters

  • Users expect pages to load in under 3 seconds
  • Slow sites have higher bounce rates
  • Google uses speed as a ranking factor
  • Mobile users especially sensitive to speed

Lindo.ai Built-in Optimizations

Lindo.ai automatically handles:
  • Image optimization and compression
  • CDN delivery for global performance
  • Code minification
  • Lazy loading for images
  • Efficient caching headers

Additional Optimization Tips

Images

  • Use appropriate image sizes
  • Compress before uploading
  • Choose correct format (JPEG, PNG, WebP)
  • Avoid oversized hero images

Content

  • Keep pages focused and concise
  • Limit number of sections per page
  • Use system fonts when possible
  • Minimize custom font usage

Third-Party Scripts

  • Limit external integrations
  • Load scripts asynchronously
  • Remove unused integrations
  • Use lightweight alternatives

Measuring Performance

Google PageSpeed Insights

  1. Go to pagespeed.web.dev
  2. Enter your website URL
  3. Review scores and recommendations
  4. Address critical issues first

Key Metrics

  • LCP (Largest Contentful Paint): Under 2.5s
  • FID (First Input Delay): Under 100ms
  • CLS (Cumulative Layout Shift): Under 0.1

GTmetrix

Alternative testing tool:
  1. Go to gtmetrix.com
  2. Enter URL
  3. Review waterfall chart
  4. Identify slow resources

Common Speed Issues

Large Images

Solution: Compress and resize images before uploading.

Too Many Fonts

Solution: Limit to 2-3 font families.

Heavy Integrations

Solution: Only enable necessary integrations.

Unoptimized Code

Solution: Lindo.ai handles this automatically.

Mobile Performance

Mobile users often have slower connections:
  • Test on mobile devices
  • Check mobile PageSpeed score
  • Prioritize above-fold content
  • Minimize data transfer

Best Practices Summary

  1. Optimize images before uploading
  2. Use minimal integrations
  3. Keep pages focused
  4. Test regularly
  5. Monitor Core Web Vitals
  6. Address issues promptly