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    How to make a website

    Unit 1

    Unit 1: Introduction to Website Creation

    Chapter 1: What is a Website
    Chapter 2: Website Creation Process
    Chapter 3: Importance of Having a Website

    Unit 2

    Unit 2: Web Design Basics

    Chapter 1: Introduction to Web Design
    Chapter 2: Color Theory
    Chapter 3: Typography

    Unit 3

    Unit 3: HTML Basics

    Chapter 1: What is HTML
    Chapter 2: HTML Tags and Elements
    Chapter 3: Creating a Basic Webpage

    Unit 4

    Unit 4: CSS Basics

    Chapter 1: What is CSS
    Chapter 2: CSS Selectors and Styling
    Chapter 3: Responsive Web Design

    Unit 5

    Unit 5: Website Optimization

    Chapter 1: Introduction to Website Optimization
    Chapter 2: Image Optimization
    Chapter 3: Page Speed Optimization

    Unit 5 • Chapter 1

    Chapter 1: Introduction to Website Optimization

    Summary

    Web developers need to focus on optimizing initial page load performance due to short human attention spans. Achieving optimal performance is complex, but understanding core web vitals is crucial. Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) measures loading performance, with Google suggesting it should be achieved within 2.5 seconds. Analyzing the network tab in the browser can help identify bottlenecks. To optimize LCP, reducing resource load time by compressing images and using modern formats like webp is recommended. Serving assets from a Content Delivery Network (CDN) can also improve performance. Render blocking JavaScript can delay LCP, so minimizing its use is important. Tools like Lighthouse, Web Vitals Chrome extension, and unlike house can assist in measuring and optimizing performance. Popular websites like Amazon and Google can be analyzed using these tools. Ultimately, understanding and optimizing core web vitals is essential for web developers.

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