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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 32235, member: 636"]
Minification speeds up your website by shrinking code. This process removes extra spaces, comments, and unnecessary characters from your HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files. Your pages load quicker because browsers download smaller file sizes.

This speed boost helps people stay on your website longer. Nobody wants to wait for slow pages. Minified code gives users a smoother experience since everything appears faster. Search engines also notice these speed improvements and might rank your site higher.

You can minify your code through many online tools or plugins. These automatically reduce all the fluff without changing how your website works or looks. The only difference happens behind the scenes, where visitors never look.

Some developers worry about making future changes to minified code because it becomes harder to read. That's why you should keep the original versions of your files for editing and use the minified versions only for what visitors see. This keeps your site fast and your code manageable.
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