Minimizing CSS, HTML, and JavaScript Files
Meet us today to discuss practical matters. Yes, we decided indeed to help you do some housework, so to speak. Or let’s say site work. You would probably agree that none of us wants to deal with a clapped-out website. We rather aim for a smoothly running one with a decent page load speed and navigability. Why wouldn’t we, as souls living right in the almost middle of the 21st century? So what about your website? How are you holding up, especially with your CSS, HTML, and JavaScript (JS) files? Have you already tried any formula to render them more manageable? If you still need to, our article is here for you. How to minify JS files? How to minimize your website’s CSS and HTML files? We will show you how to minify JS, CSS, and HTML files. In other words, we will go through some tips that will remove superfluous elements from your website. What Is Minifying? Even though the term sounds quite self-explanatory, let’s be cautious and define it. When we say something like ‘minify