mike524
posted this
24 June 2021
In certain site performance scores - unused CSS and unused javascript, seem to be common issues on my websites. I find eliminate render blocking resources as another common issue.
Of course, these don't seem to ever really effect the "desktop" scores. They do however dig into the "mobile" scores - which is highly important since most people view a website from a mobile device.
I'm curious to know if there really is a way to fix this through the program that I am not seeing.
Or, is it just the the program needs to include the bloat because it needs to cover all possible outcomes which prevents the coding from being leaner?
In certain site performance scores - unused CSS and unused javascript, seem to be common issues on my websites. I find eliminate render blocking resources as another common issue. Of course, these don't seem to ever really effect the "desktop" scores. They do however dig into the "mobile" scores - which is highly important since most people view a website from a mobile device. I'm curious to know if there really is a way to fix this through the program that I am not seeing. Or, is it just the the program needs to include the bloat because it needs to cover all possible outcomes which prevents the coding from being leaner?
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