Defer, Minify, Compress, Convert, Delete, Optimize -
Google can’t meet it’s own requirements etc.
I’ve been through the book -
But i just can’t help but wonder how optimised Webflow is for speed and SEO - In all of the tests, the Webflow files seem unnecessarily large, to the point that we FAIL tests, while our competitors don’t.
Is it even possible to get a green score with webflow? How can i reduce the large files?
If you want excellent performance results, hire Jeff Selser, @webdev in this forum.
You can get moderate improvement ( maybe 20 points ) by building a reverse proxy which automatically converts all images to WEBP’s and edge-caches your content for quicker response. But it’s only part of the picture.
Thanks for the response. I found your page on sygnal here:
I think one additional thing that is slowing us down is that we have E-Commerce enabled, even though it’s not necessary - a shame we can’t turn it off.
hi @nuki26 FYI The CEO’s article is a decade old, which is an eternity in the fast-paced world of web technology. It’s important to remember that trust in marketing claims can be precarious. As mentioned by @memetican, turning to @webdev might be your best bet for up-to-date insights.
