If you know, where a user might navigate to from your current page, prefetching the page is a good idea.
This has been made really easy by html5 by using the prefetch attribute.
For eg -
<link rel="prefetch" href="http://www.examplesite.com/page2">
Here, the user might be on page 1 of the site and with the help of html5, we can prefetch page 2 before the user even navigates to it making the page load faster.
Smart and simple.
This has been made really easy by html5 by using the prefetch attribute.
For eg -
<link rel="prefetch" href="http://www.examplesite.com/page2">
Here, the user might be on page 1 of the site and with the help of html5, we can prefetch page 2 before the user even navigates to it making the page load faster.
Smart and simple.
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