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  • Google PageSpeed Insights

    Posted 8 years 2 weeks ago
    • Are there any preferred/recommended steps and/or plugins that work well with Rocketheme templates to improve page loads?

      Besides the typical step of enabling cache and Gzip compression, compiling css and even trying a plugin (JCH Optimize) I have not been able to get my score up on Google's Pagespeed Insights analyzer

      Some suggestions coming back include:
      Minifying owlcarousel.js and Enabling compressing on things like rokbox.js.

      There are others, but unrelated to the template

      Thanks!
    • Last Edit: 8 years 2 weeks ago by Alex Ragozzino.
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    Re: Google PageSpeed Insights

    Posted 8 years 1 week ago
    • focus on the "others" I would say... compressing/minifying JS only gets you a few extra points.

      JCH Optimize Pro has options for all of that.

      Personally... if I get the score over 75 I don't worry about it too much... many of Google's own sites don't score perfectly themselves.
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  • Re: Google PageSpeed Insights

    Posted 8 years 1 week ago
    • Thanks Matt!

      Is it okay to use both RokBooster and JCH Optimize?

      I appreciate the advice on the "others". From what I can see its relating to images mostly, which is making me wonder if using CDN is better idea that optmizing images before posting them.
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    Re: Google PageSpeed Insights

    Posted 8 years 1 week ago
    • No, you shouldn't use both RokBooster and JCH... one or the other

      Images are among the heaviest load on a site and should always be well-optimized up front... even if you're using a CDN, unless your CDN further provides the services of compressing/optimizing your images it isn't going to improve your PSI score.

      I optimize all my images with this tool: kraken.io/web-interface -- I toggle it to lossless myself which is all Google requires... lossy will squeeze a little more out of them though

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