“Leverage Browser Caching” is a crucial aspect of website optimization that can greatly improve the loading speed and overall performance of your website. By utilizing the web.config file in IIS, you can easily configure caching settings for your website, allowing browsers to store and retrieve frequently used resources locally. This not only reduces the amount …
Pasting this here for future reference (from an email generated by WPMU Dev): Site speed isn’t all about images though – there are heaps of other things to look at, too. I’ve collected a few posts from our blog that nicely sum up what you should look at to get your site operating at 100% …
From: http://www.sitepoint.com/ten-quick-fixes-reduce-page-weight/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=facebook You may need to use tools such as Chrome’s Audit Developer Tool, JSLint, Dust-Me Selectors, CSS Usage, unused-css.com or build tools such as grunt-uncss.
