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HTML is the first file the browser receives, and the way it is written affects everything that follows. The order in the head, the size of the HTML, server-side rendering versus client-side generation. Details that decide the difference between a fast site and a slow one.

Under the HTML tag you will find articles on the right order of elements in the head, the impact of HTML size on metrics, semantics, and modern HTML techniques for speed.

DOM Optimization

A large and inefficient webpage structure (Document Object Model, or DOM) can significantly slow down your website and negatively impact Core Web Vitals metrics. Keeping it to a reasonable size and as efficient as possible is crucial for the overall technical performance of your project and will affect the speed of interaction responses (INP metric).

Web Font Optimization: 6 Steps to Speed Up Your Site

The world of web fonts is like a beauty salon—everyone wants the best, but not everyone is willing to wait for the stylist to finish their work. And your visitors? They are particularly impatient.

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