Optimizing Page Experience in PHP | Alain Schlesser

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Optimize page experience with PHP, including inlining, tree shaking, server-side rendering, caching, lazy loading, resource hints, AMP, and monitoring metrics to improve performance and user experience.

Key takeaways

Optimize inlining of CSS and scripts to reduce latency and improve performance.
Use tree shaking to eliminate unnecessary code and optimize for specificity.
Leverage PHP to optimize page experience, including server-side rendering and caching.
Consider lazy loading of content to reduce initial load time.
Use resource hints, such as prefetch, preconnect, and preload, to improve page load times.
Keep an eye on the browser’s viewport and consider using the AMP toolbox to optimize layout and performance.
Monitor page experience metrics, including largest contentful paint and cumulative layout shift, to identify areas for improvement.
Include a page experience engine to optimize page rendering and layout.
Consider using signed exchanges to ensure caching and content validity.
Use PHP to automate page optimization, reducing manual effort and improving consistency.
Prioritize content loading and rendering to improve page experience.

Optimizing Page Experience in PHP | Alain Schlesser

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