Thursday, May 12, 2016
The web is a rich and diverse ecosystem, but sometimes that diversity comes at a price.
Authoring a website that works quickly and correctly for all browsers, devices, and connections can be a time-consuming task. Google’s PageSpeed Modules, launched in 2010, enable web servers to
automatically speed up sites as content is served.
Two new features are available in the latest stable release of PageSpeed to accommodate the diversity of screen sizes and data connections.
Speedy and optimized web pages lead to higher visitor engagement, retention, and conversions.
IISpeed offers tools and services to help you analyse, monitor and automate PageSpeed compliance and mobile friendlyness of your website.
Automate your web performance optimization workflow while keeping existing content and workflows unaltered. Speed up your website!
Research indicates that when websites are slow, business metrics suffer.
Slower webpages correlate to higher abandonment rates, bounce rates, and decreased conversion rates.
Next to pagespeed optimization, we have tried and proven solutions for high time to first byte latencies for html pages caused by slow backends. Is your site serving slow html pages? Get in touch to discuss how we can help you solve your problem.
Automatically optimize comply with PageSpeed recommendations
and optimize for web performance. Now also available for IIS and Apache Traffic Server.
PageSpeed modules.
From technology alliances to service level agreements and support,
we deliver the best in web performance consulting and getting the most out of the PageSpeed platform.
More about our services.
Brotli is a new compression algorithm developed by Google. The smaller compressed response sizes allows for better space utilization and faster page loads for your ASP.net (MVC) applicationss. Our server module for IIS automatically applies Brotli compression when applicable.
Brotli module
Read about how we nearly halved first-paint times world-wide by applying automatic PageSpeed
optimization and deploying a CDN.
Case study
Recently we got interviewed about PageSpeed versus SEO and UX by hostadvice.com
Read interviewA well performing page is optimized to prioritize and display the content that is related to the users reason for visiting it. PageSpeed optimization is able to determine which css and images are needed to display the above-the-fold content of a page, and prioritize those. PageSpeed is also able to defer javascript loading and execution. When combined, these optimizations avoid render-blocking the browser via css or javascript, and automatically tune for the fastest possible time to first render by optimizing these three items:
In a collaboration with Google and SunStar Media we measured conversion rates on visitnapavalley.com using a split A/B test and compared the difference with and without PageSpeed. Read a real-world story about PageSpeed's positive impact on conversion rates on mobile, desktop and tablets!
Read case study
Content management systems usually are not know for their great wep performance characteristics.
Read about how we integrated PageSpeed optimization into a CMS to allow fine-grained control over web performance optimization via its user-interface.
As of version 2.0, IISpeed is capably of automatically detecting whether lossy compression would hurt image quality. When possibe, lossy re-compression will be applied to serve images as small as possible. PageSpeed will also determine browser capabilities and is able to recompress to the WebP image format for browsers that support it.
PageSpeed Image Optimization
