Most of the websites fail to deliver a satisfactory user experience due to poorly optimized frontends. And, most often, it’s due to suboptimal data loading and image optimizations. So, in this…

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Most of the websites fail to deliver a satisfactory user experience due to poorly optimized frontends. Minification of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript will speeds up the frontend load times as it reduces the amount of code that needs to be requested from the server. Using CSS Sprites is one of the easiest ways to reduce the number of server calls.

9 Best Practices for Optimizing Frontend Performance

<p>Using WebP or AVIF images advice might be a bad idea because it works only on Chrome and Opera (even though Chrome is the most used browser, Safari is 2nd and Firefox 3rd, so… it doesn’t even support 2 of the first 3 browsers). With that in mind, I think using WebP or AVIF images might be suggested a little too soon.</p>
<p>Other than that, great article.</p>
