Effect it will have on performance?

  • Resolved Soprano

    (@soprano)


    9 months, 2 weeks ago

    Hello,

    I’m interested in using this plugin but want to know whether it is optimized for performance, and conditionally loads assets (js and CSS files) only on the product pages that use bookings.

    I currently run Woocommerce + Cartflows + Memberpress + LearnDash + Give and a few others, so my WordPress is pretty heavy as it is, even though I’m hosted with Kinsta.

    Other plugins I use, like wpforms, use conditional loading of the files only on the pages that need them, to optimize the load time of the site, especially after Google’s Core Vitals update.

    Is this plugin capable of leaving a minimal footprint on front end page loads as well as backend/database queries?

    Thank you,

    Matt

    • This topic was modified 9 months, 2 weeks ago by Soprano.
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  • Plugin Author ameliabooking

    (@ameliabooking)

    Hello, thank you for reaching out to us.

    Absolutely, we understand the importance of website performance, especially when running multiple plugins on WordPress. With Amelia, we prioritize optimization to ensure minimal impact on both front-end page loads and backend/database queries.

    Our plugin is designed to conditionally load assets such as JavaScript and CSS files only on the pages that require Amelia functionality, such as product pages with bookings. This means that if a page doesn’t utilize Amelia, its assets won’t be loaded, reducing unnecessary overhead and contributing to faster load times.

    By adopting this approach, we aim to provide an optimized experience for your users while minimizing the strain on your website’s resources. Rest assured, with Amelia integrated into your WordPress ecosystem, you can maintain high performance levels even amidst a robust plugin environment like yours.

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