Practical guides, frontend insights, and performance tips from Pixoptimo.
If you have already published your website with GitHub Pages, the next step is often using your own domain name. Instead of using a default GitHub URL like: you can connect a custom domain such as: This makes your website look more professional and easier to remember. In this guide, you will learn how to […]
If you want a faster website without touching complicated build tools, one of the easiest wins is to minify your CSS. A lot of site owners assume this is something only developers do with advanced workflows. It is not. You can minify CSS online in seconds using a simple tool, and the result is a […]
If you have built a website using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, you can host it for free with GitHub Pages. It is one of the easiest ways to publish a simple website online. You do not need paid hosting. You also do not need a server setup. GitHub Pages works best for: In this guide, […]
If your website feels heavier than it should, JavaScript is often part of the reason. Modern websites rely on scripts for menus, sliders, forms, animations, tracking, popups, and app-like interactions. That power is useful, but it can also slow things down if your JavaScript files are larger than they need to be. That is where […]
If you have ever tested your website in PageSpeed Insights and noticed suggestions about reducing CSS file size, you have already brushed up against CSS minification. In simple terms, CSS minification removes unnecessary characters from your stylesheet without changing how it works. The result is a smaller file that loads faster in the browser. That […]
