Imagine your WordPress site uses a caching plugin. What happens when a visitor loads a page?
Think about what happens when a page is generated once and then reused.
Caching plugins save a ready-made version of pages so WordPress doesnβt have to build them from scratch every time. This reduces server work and speeds up loading.
Which code snippet correctly enqueues a JavaScript file for a performance plugin in WordPress?
Remember which hook is used to add scripts and how to properly call wp_enqueue_script.
The wp_enqueue_scripts action is the correct hook to enqueue scripts for the front end. The function call includes the script handle, URL, dependencies, version, and whether to load in footer.
A WordPress site uses a caching plugin but still loads slowly. Which of these is the most likely cause?
Think about what happens if the cache never stays stored.
If the cache is cleared on every page load, the plugin never serves cached pages, so WordPress builds pages every time, causing slow loading.
Which best describes what a minification plugin does to improve site speed?
Think about how file size affects loading speed and what can be removed safely.
Minification removes spaces, line breaks, and comments from code files, making them smaller and faster to download.
Consider a WordPress site using both a caching plugin and a CDN plugin. What is the combined effect on site speed?
Think about how caching and CDNs work together to serve content faster.
Caching plugins reduce server processing by serving static pages. CDNs store these static files on servers worldwide, so visitors get content from a nearby location, speeding up delivery.