In this tutorial, I am going to explain and verify how to promote JavaScript code to speed your website load time which really matters to reach higher SEO rankings. Google found that as the average page load time drops, users are less likely to leave your site right away.
- How to find the Best Solution to Promote JavaScript and your Website Load Speed for Higher SEO Rankings?
- Steps followed to Perform a Load Speed Test on a webpage with original and upgraded JavaScript files
- Results and Conclusion of the Load Speed Test on a webpage including JavaScript file of same content but different formats
- Try the Load Speed Test by Yourself on a webpage with original and upgraded JavaScript files
- Direct Link to the Supper Tool used to Upgrade and Promote the JavaScript files
- Where to download 60%-faster jQuery Library with all Test Files
How to find the Best Solution to Promote JavaScript and your Website Load Speed for Higher SEO Rankings?
I had searched too much to find out the best solution that could significantly raise your webpages load speed and so reach higher SEO rankings. Let me show you how this worked.
This image shows a snapshot for how code lines in an original JavaScript project file may look like after development, it’s normally full of line breaks, white-spaces, tab indentations, comments, repeated strings, jsons, variables and extended functions.
In order to measure remarkable load timings, we decided to perform a test on a long JavaScript project as well popular and used by most developers. Therefore, we carried out the test on the jQuery library file which constitutes the best simplified version of JavaScript (as shown in the above snapshot without being minified).
Steps followed to Perform a Load Speed Test on a webpage with original and upgraded JavaScript files
The test is to load the same webpage several times, all including a JavaScript file of same code content but each time with five different formats (one original and four upgraded) as follow. Where, the load time is recorded for each of these five formats, and the test is repeated for each JavaScript file for twenty times then the average load time is calculated per file.
Where, the original JavaScript file is called as upgraded after applying minification and re-formatting. In minification, the line breaks, white-spaces, tab indentations and comments are removed. As for re-formatting, the jsons and functions are converted to better loading forms, as well strings are encoded and moved.
- First case of original file without minification and re-formatting, we noted an average loading speed of 13.7 to 23.4 Msecs ( average 16.7 Msecs ).
- Second case of upgraded file with minification and without re-formatting, we noted an average loading speed of 12.8 to 21.1 Msecs ( average 14.9 Msecs ).
- Third case of upgraded file with minification and reformatting only the jsons and functions, we noted an average loading speed of 12.6 to 16.7 Msecs ( average 13.9 Msecs ).
- Fourth case of upgraded file with minification, reformatting the jsons, functions and encoding strings, we noted an average loading speed of 13.3 to 17.3 Msecs ( average 14.9 Msecs ).
- Fifth case of upgraded file with minification, reformatting the jsons, functions, encoding and moving strings, we noted an average loading speed of 13.7 to 19.2 Msecs ( average 15.2 Msecs ).
Results and Conclusion of the Load Speed Test on a webpage including JavaScript file of same content but different formats
As plotted, the average webpage load time is drawn against each test file, and the third case - one upgraded by minification and reformatting only the jsons and functions - provided the quickest loading speed better than the original file with 20% faster. Actually, it is faster than 20% because about 8 out of 20 loads recorded > the average load time and 12 out of 20 loads recorded < the average load time for all files. Meanwhile, the loading speed for all upgraded files are faster than the original file with min of 22.3% to 32.6% and max of 77.9% to 85.4% as shown in the next plot.
This plot shows the min, average and max webpage load time are drawn against each test file, and is more explanatory than the previous plot and we could notice plenty of conclusions as follow:
- The illustrated labels in red " A " and " B " constitute load time fluctuation along the 20 loads, where the fluctuation of the Original file are about more than the double of that of the upgraded files. Therefore, the upgraded files provide more stable and consistent load speed than the original files for repetitive website loads.
- The illustrated label in red " C " constitutes the max load time difference of 40.1% between the original file and the upgraded-2 (3rd) file. ((23.4 / 16.7 - 1) * 100% = 40.1%)
- The illustrated labels in red " D " and " E " constitute the decrease in load time from max to average and from average to min, respectively, in comparison between the original file and the upgraded-2 (3rd) file.
- The illustrated labels in yellow " Slowest " and in Orange " Faster " constitute the extremes of load times and the slowest load time could be noticed for the original file and became faster by max 85.4% for the upgraded-2 (3rd) file. ((23.41 / 12.63 - 1) * 100% = 85.4%)
- Therefore, we could better consider the upgraded-2 (3rd) file is faster by an average of 60% than the original file. ((40.1% + 85.4%) / 2 = app. 60%)
Try the Load Speed Test by Yourself on a webpage with original and upgraded JavaScript files
We provide you below with "Tryit" pages for testing load speed of the five jQuery files as to try this test by yourself.
- Test File-1: original file without minification and re-formatting
- Test File-2: upgraded file with minification and without re-formatting
- Test File-3: upgraded file with minification and reformatting only the jsons and functions
- Test File-4: upgraded file with minification, reformatting the jsons, functions and encoding strings
- Test File-5: upgraded file with minification, reformatting the jsons, functions, encoding and moving strings
Direct Link to the Supper Tool used to Upgrade and Promote the JavaScript files
I have used a fantastic tool which had been provided by InfoApper since Dec 2017, and now verified to provide users with the remarkable promotion for their JavaScript files that allows to boost their website load speed upto 60% faster or even more. Before I give you the link of the tool, I recommend to read the Manual Guide on How to use JavaScript Promotion Tool then click next button to go to the Tool webpage:
Where to download 60%-faster jQuery Library with all Test Files
We provide you below "Download" pages for the five jQuery files for your convenient use. You can even use the third file in your website to boost your website load speed upto 60% faster.
- Get File-1: original file without minification and re-formatting
- Get File-2: upgraded file with minification and without re-formatting
- Get File-3: upgraded file with minification and reformatting only the jsons and functions
- Get File-4: upgraded file with minification, reformatting the jsons, functions and encoding strings
- Get File-5: upgraded file with minification, reformatting the jsons, functions, encoding and moving strings
The above tool is also verified to provide users with the remarkable conversion for their JavaScript files that allows to protect and inject various controlling code or even more as explained in detail in "How to Secure your JavaScript Code from being Copied by Competitors" article.
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