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Internal CSS
The Internal CSS subreport within the Content Types report focuses on analyzing the internal CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) files used on your website. It provides insights into the CSS files’ size, structure, and usage, allowing you to evaluate their impact on your site’s performance and design. Internal CSS refers to CSS files that define the website’s styles and are not externally referenced.
To implement the findings of the Internal CSS subreport, review the insights provided and consider the following actions:
- Minify CSS code by removing unnecessary whitespace, comments, and redundant styles.
- Consolidate and optimize CSS selectors and declarations to reduce file size and improve rendering efficiency.
- Leverage browser caching to enable the caching of CSS files, reducing the need for repeated downloads.
- Consider using CSS preprocessors or frameworks to streamline CSS development and maintenance.
- Ensure proper CSS syntax, organization, and adherence to coding best practices.
- Test the CSS styles to ensure they are correctly applied to the website’s internal pages.
- Improved Page Speed: Correct utilization of internal CSS ensures faster load times and improved website performance, increasing engagement and reducing bounce rates.
- Better User Experience: Proper use of internal CSS ensures a clean and visually appealing design, which improves the overall user experience.
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