How to Optimize the Critical Rendering Path in WordPress

The Critical Rendering Path is the sequence of tasks the browser performs to first render a page on the screen, i.e. to download, process and convert HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code into actual pixels, and paint them on the screen. The Critical Rendering Path Optimization is the process of minimizing the time spent by the browser to perform each step of the sequence prioritizing the display of content related to the current user action.
Much of this process pertains to the portion of the page that is visible without scrolling down the browser window. That section is also known as Above the Fold. For a better usability, the ATF should be rendered as soon as possible, and this can be done reducing the number of network round trips at a minimum. The resources required to render the ATF are considered critical, and optimizing the Above the Fold means minimizing the impact of critical resources on the time to first render of the page.
In this post, we will walk through the Critical Rendering Path optimization sequence.
First, I will provide a general overview of the tasks the browser performs to render a page’s content.
Following, I will dissect the most relevant actions we can carry
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