Open jacquesramphal opened 2 years ago
Are your images optimised for the right format?
Since we’ve started speaking about website speed, here is some food for thought: apparently, unoptimised pictures have a 90% impact over site speed — so using the right format (e.g. JPEG instead of PNG) and optimising them further with plugins like WP Smush is essential.
On top of that, you need to make sure that your images weight lighter than a feather. If they're heavy and bulky, this will affect page load speed, which in turn, negatively affects SEO. There are millions of online tools for image compression, e.g. Optimizilla or Image Optimizer (I prefer the first one).
SPA SEO https://snipcart.com/blog/spa-seo
Image titles and ALT tags should be descriptively named.
Sitemap should always be defined—the XML sitemap helps search bots understand and index your site.
You know that little lock before URLs? You’ll need it.
A valid SSL certificate—and thus a HTTPs connection—will show both users and Googlebot you care about fighting off evil hackers.
Election-meddling Russian cyber-terrorists aside, here’s another good reason to enable SSL on your site:
Keywords and search intent https://intuitivedigital.com/blog/seo-keyword-transitioning-website-redesign/
mobile first indexing https://developers.google.com/search/mobile-sites/mobile-first-indexing
Referencing the composable commerce playbook
https://app.workramp.com/task_assignments/571f8cc8-ea2a-11eb-86df-06c0361096e5
TTFB FCP FMP LCP CLS
https://web.dev/vitals/