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STEPS TO IMPROVE YOUR WEBSITE PAGE SPEED CHAPTER 2
I will like to bring to your notice that whenever your browser loads a website it calls up your files via your files url (that is your domain name.com/files name) now every time your browser makes each trip, it carries 3 request from your server and loads them on your browser.
Depending on how you arrange your coding the files are loaded parallel and the request are done to load with respect to three things, the speed of the internet the user is using, your server speed, and the actual size of the items the browser is carrying.
This brings me to one of the omitted steps in improving page speed, Reducing HTTP requests.
Mostly big-size images are ideal for this method, eg background images for a webpage or images you use for your sliders.
Well I can recommend this example, simply visit the URL below, copy the code and save it as lazyload.js then you upload it to your js folder
https://www.seowebanalyst.com/js/lazyload.js
Then copy the js code below into your footer before your end body tag
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