Understanding the Concept
When we talk about "Eliminate render-blocking resources," it means that all necessary CSS and JavaScript files for the initial view of a website should be included directly in the HTML code (inline or within script or style blocks). Other CSS and JS files can be loaded separately for content displayed further down the page.
This approach allows the browser to quickly render the first view, enhancing user experience by loading additional CSS and JS files later.
How to Implement
Through my own experience, I discovered that I was only utilizing a small portion of classes within bootstrap.css. Tools like Lighthouse can help identify unused CSS classes. By selectively including relevant classes in the HTML, you can optimize load times.
Implementing JavaScript requires a similar approach. Opt for vanilla JavaScript within the HTML for functionalities like navigation and carousels instead of relying on bootstrap.js for faster performance.
Wishing you success in optimizing your website. Best of luck!