Possible problems and corrective actions

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Action: Compress images using tools like TinyPNG and convert formats to WebP. Implement lazy loading.

Excessive HTTP Requests
Problem: Too many requests to load CSS, JS, images, etc.
Action: Combine CSS and JavaScript files, use CSS sprites for images, and reduce the number of plugins and widgets.
Blocking JavaScript
Issue: JS files blocking page rendering.
Action: Load scripts asynchronously or lazily. Minify and combine JS files.
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Issue: Static elements are not stored in the browser cache.
Action: Configure the browser cache with appropriate expiration headers for static elements.
Slow server
Problem: High Time To First Byte (TTFB).
Action: Improve hosting, consider a CDN to distribute content, and optimize the web server.
Unminified CSS
Problem: Large, unminified CSS files.
Action: Minify and combine CSS files using tools like CSSNano.
Non-optimized dynamic content
Problem: Too much dynamic content slowing down loading.
Action: Use dynamic content caching techniques, such as cache fragmentation.