Reduced HTTP Requests: Combined multiple CSS and JavaScript files to minimize the number of HTTP requests. Simplified page elements and eliminated unnecessary assets to further reduce requests.

Integrated CDN: Implemented a Content Delivery Network (CDN) to distribute website content across multiple global servers, ensuring faster delivery to users based on their geographic location.

Enabled Browser Caching: Configured caching policies to store static resources like images, CSS, and JavaScript files in users’ browsers. This reduces the need to reload these resources on subsequent visits, speeding up page load times.

Minified CSS, JavaScript, and HTML: Used tools to minify code by removing unnecessary characters, spaces, and comments. This reduces the file sizes and speeds up the loading and parsing process by the browser.

Implemented Lazy Loading: Deferred the loading of non-critical images and videos until they are needed. This ensures that only the visible content is loaded initially, improving the speed of the initial page load.

Enabled Gzip Compression: Configured server settings to enable Gzip compression, which compresses files before sending them to the browser. This reduces file sizes and accelerates the transfer process.

Optimized CSS Delivery: Inlined critical CSS directly in the HTML to ensure faster rendering of the above-the-fold content. Deferred non-critical CSS to be loaded after the main content, improving initial load times.