My current WordPress website has several issues in Google Page speed test

1. Defer unused CSS

   • I have already implemented CDN and used plugins like WP Rocket(One of the top plugin for WP website optimization)

2. Reduce server response times (TTFB)

   • I don't know if this is something related to WordPress, but is there anything which can be fixed for this one?

3. Eliminate render-blocking resources

   • This issues was caused by this only, in my Google page speed test. /recaptcha/api.js(www.google) What will be the possible solution for this?

Also, i would like to know the top list of things to be done for optimizing WordPress websites.

Thanks in advance

My current WordPress website has several issues in Google Page speed test

1. Defer unused CSS

   • I have already implemented CDN and used plugins like WP Rocket(One of the top plugin for WP website optimization)

2. Reduce server response times (TTFB)

   • I don't know if this is something related to WordPress, but is there anything which can be fixed for this one?

3. Eliminate render-blocking resources

   • This issues was caused by this only, in my Google page speed test. /recaptcha/api.js(www.google) What will be the possible solution for this?

Also, i would like to know the top list of things to be done for optimizing WordPress websites.

Thanks in advance

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1. This is something that you probably can't change if you didn't create the theme yourself. It means that CSS that you don't need on page load is loaded later.

2. This is determined by the speed of your server (the server itself and its internet connection). If you use a caching plugin (I don't know if WP Rocket does cache, otherwise I'd suggest W3 Total Cache or WP SuperCache), that will speed up your TTFB.

3. You can add the defer attribute to your script tag. If you can't, W3 Total Cache might do that for you - here's how:
   https://www.hostinger/tutorials/how-to-fix-eliminate-render-blocking-javascript-and-css-in-above-the-fold-content-on-wordpress.