Author: Scanfully
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Redirect or Replace? The Best Fix for Broken Links
Broken links hurt user experience and harm your site’s SEO. But once you’ve found a broken link, what’s the best way to fix it? Should you redirect it to another…
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Why You Need to Care About Broken Links
Imagine you’re reading an incredibly insightful article about optimizing your WordPress site’s performance. The writer mentions a fantastic case study that dives deeper into how a simple tweak improved page…
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What Are WordPress Embeds, and How Do They Work?
If you ever wanted to add a YouTube video to your WordPress content, chances are you’ve just copied the URL for the YouTube video in your editor and then… magic.…
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Performance Profiling for WordPress
Measuring the performance of a website in the browser is made quite easy with Core Web Vitals right via the Inspector in your browser. But what if you need to…
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Uptime Monitoring for WordPress
Imagine waking up one morning, coffee in hand, ready to check your WordPress site’s overnight performance, only to find that it’s been offline for hours. This is a nightmare scenario…
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All The Reasons Why You Should Want to Use Cloudflare
It should come as no surprise we’re big fans of Cloudflare here at Scanfully. Cloudflare has emerged as an essential service for website owners worldwide. It offers a suite of…
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The Time to Focus on INP is Now
INP officially replaced FID (First Input Delay) yesterday. INP is a much better input responsiveness metric. FID will be available until September of this year, but there’s no point in…
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The Ripple Effect of Slow TTFB on Web Performance
When it comes to website performance, a slow Time to First Byte (TTFB) isn’t just a standalone issue—it’s the initial domino that causes a cascade of performance problems. This domino…
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Understanding Website Performance: Key Elements Explained
When you type in a website address or click on a link, you expect the page to load quickly and smoothly, right? But have you ever wondered what happens behind…
