4 documents tagged with “CDN”
A CDN (Content Delivery Network) is a network of servers spread around the world that delivers static files from the location closest to the user. Instead of Australians downloading images from Prague, they get them from a server in Sydney. The result: better TTFB and LCP.
Under the CDN tag you will find articles on different CDN providers (Cloudflare, BunnyCDN, Fastly, AWS CloudFront), how to configure a CDN correctly, and when its deployment pays off the most.
AVIF Images: Up to 40% Data Savings Compared to WebP
The AVIF format offers even better compression than WebP. Let’s explore when it makes sense to use it and how to implement fallback for older browsers.
Cloudflare: Your Secret Weapon for a Faster and More Stable Website (Checklist Article)
Cloudflare acts as a middleman between your website and its visitors. Unlike a standard CDN (Content Delivery Network), it is not just a system for distributing images and files.
Speed Optimisation: How to Help on the Backend?
The backend plays a crucial role in web speed optimisation, as proper code and server optimisation can eliminate delays often caused by request processing and content delivery.
WebP Images: How to Save Precious Kilobytes
Web loading speed is often a matter of seconds. The WebP image format could be your secret weapon to save kilobytes and achieve optimal performance.