This article focuses on the “Files - static content“ report and shows you the importance of static content as well as the common errors and how you can easily identify them.
Figure 1: Add filter - all images that have ALT tags
All images that do not have an ALT tag will now be displayed.Figure 2: Evaluation of all images that do not have an ALT tag
The URL in the left column additionally shows you the page on which the image with the missing ALT tag is used. Further resources for image optimizationFigure 3: Add the ‘load time’ column in the table
This example shows the effect that the number of JavaScript files on a page can have on the loading time.Figure 4: Evaluating the number of JavaScript files and the loading time
It is often useful to combine JavaScripts and compress them. Combining JavaScript files is particularly effective for scripts that are used on all pages. A JavaScript file, which is only used on one specific page, should not be combined with other JavaScript files.Figure 5: Aggregated file size and use of static content
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Until 2016, Christian B. Müller was a front-end developer in the Ryte development team. Christian, who was born in Würzburg, designed the tool’s interface and is a big fan of JavaScript, Netflix, and rocket science. His motto: “In principle, it's all quite easy!”
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