Reduce LCP on mobile device

  • Hi,

    i have test the Blog Homepage Demo with Pagespeed Insights. The Largest Contentful Paint on mobile device is not good. How can i reduce the LCP on mobile device with the demo Blog Homepage? The LCP is 2,9 s. Litespeed cache is enabled

    greetings Hasel

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  • Hi @hasel29,

    Thanks for getting in touch with us.

    Improving the Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) for mobile devices is crucial for enhancing your website’s performance. You’re already on the right track by using the Litespeed cache. Let’s dive into some actionable steps to reduce LCP on mobile:

    1. Image Optimization: Take a close look at your images. Compress them without compromising quality and make sure they’re sized appropriately for mobile. Consider using WebP format for faster loading.
    2. JavaScript and CSS: Trim down render-blocking JavaScript and CSS files. Minify and combine them, and think about loading them asynchronously or deferred to speed up rendering.
    3. Lazy Loading: Implement lazy loading for images and videos. This means they’ll load only when they come into view, saving valuable loading time.
    4. CDN Usage: Consider a Content Delivery Network (CDN) to serve content from servers closer to your users. This reduces latency and accelerates content delivery.
    5. Server Response Time: Ensure your server responds swiftly to requests. If it’s sluggish, consider upgrading your hosting plan.
    6. Caching: You’re already using Litespeed cache, but also explore browser caching and server-side caching. These store static assets and further cut loading times.
    7. Mobile-First Design: Prioritize mobile users in your website design. Use responsive design techniques to guarantee your content looks and performs admirably on mobile screens.
    8. Plugin Management: Excessive WordPress plugins, particularly resource-intensive ones, can bog down your site. Deactivate or remove any plugins you don’t need.
    9. Content Delivery: If you have lengthy articles, think about splitting them into multiple pages so users can start reading while the rest loads.
    10. Monitoring with Tools: Regularly check your site’s performance with tools like Google PageSpeed Insights and GTmetrix. They offer tailored suggestions for enhancing LCP.

    Don’t forget to clear your cache after making changes to see the improvements. Also, test your website’s performance on real mobile devices for a practical view of how it loads.

    Have a nice day!

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