In today’s video, we’ll learn about Speed Index and how you can optimize your website for it.
Speed Index (SI) is an interesting metric when considering page speed. It is absolutely an indication of your page’s performance, but it is completely different from other user-centric metrics such as First Contentful Paint and Largest Contentful Paint. SI indicates how quickly your site loads above the fold. Or to put it another way, when all content within the user’s viewport is completely visible. When looking at your page’s load times, you’re not likely going to be penalized or rewarded for your Speed Index. That is no reason to ignore it. As a single metric, it’s one of the few that encompasses multiple other metrics and can give you a solid idea of your site’s overall speed, efficiency, and performance.
Blog post:
0:00 What is Speed Index?
0:23 How to Measure Speed Index
0:58 How to Optimize Your Speed Index Score
1:01 Reduce Render Blocking Resources
2:10 Reducing Your Site’s Main-Thread Work
3:17 Recap
3:33 Outro
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so are autoptimize and wp optimize code minimizing functions not needed anymore with the new divi speed options?
1:54 I'm doing these configuration, but got an error to my footer section and footer copyright bar. Just footer, last section. It's like no css reach to footer. I'm inspecting element and error with developer tools but have no idea what's going on.
Atleast i disable critical css and defer js, and problem solved.
Can you explain my problem why i need to disable some of those awesome feature?
Best and Simple to understand!