Boost WordPress performance with new plugins to speed up web page loading

The WordPress Core Performance team is responsible for coordinating the various WordPress development teams to improve performance. They also work on projects that have a direct impact on improving the performance of the WordPress core. The team's initial plan involved forming working groups, coordinating administrative tasks, creating a team mission, coordinating implementation areas, and developing a strategy and roadmap.

"The WordPress Core Performance team is responsible for coordinating the various WordPress development teams to improve performance. They also work on projects that have a direct impact on improving WordPress core performance."

🚀 Some WordPress performance improvements are first tested in plugins before being integrated into future versions of WordPress. Users who download these plugins can be the first in the world to use and benefit from improved web page loading speeds. They are also expected (hoped) to provide feedback on their experiences, both positive and negative.

• 📌 The first and most popular plugin released by the Performance team is the Performance Lab plugin, which has five modules that can be turned on or off depending on the user's needs.
• 📌 The Performance Lab plugin includes modules for working with image colors, checking WebP support, creating WebP versions for new JPEG image uploads (if supported by the server), checking CSS and JS resources, and checking autoload options.
• 📌 Two new plugins announced today are Auto-sizes for Lazy-loaded Images and Speculation Rules. These two plugins improve performance in two different ways, which means they can be used together to get the maximum number of improvements.