İlkbahar ve sonbahar gibi mevsim geçişleri, doğanın canlanması kadar birçok insan için mevsimsel alerjilerin başlaması anlamına gelir. Polen, küf sporları ve toz gibi çevresel etkenler; burun akıntısı, gözlerde kaşıntı, hapşırma ve yorgunluk gibi semptomlara yol açabilir. Alerjiler yaşam kalitesini önemli ölçüde etkileyebilir. Ancak doğru önlemlerle bu süreci daha konforlu geçirmek mümkündür.
The “Silent Killer” in 2026: Interaction to Next Paint (INP)
For years, everyone focused on Largest Contentful Paint (LCP)—basically, “how fast does the banner image load?”
But in 2026, the metric that kills conversions is INP (Interaction to Next Paint).
This measures responsiveness. When a user taps “Checkout,” does the browser respond instantly? Or does it freeze for a second while executing heavy JavaScript?
The Business Impact:
If a user taps a button and nothing happens immediately, they “Rage Click” (tap repeatedly) or they leave. This is invisible in your traffic analytics, but it shows up as “Abandoned Carts.”
Shopify Projects: The “App Trap” & How We Fix It
Shopify is a fantastic platform, but it suffers from what I call “The App Trap.”
The Problem:
Founders often treat Shopify Apps like smartphone apps. You install 10 marketing apps, 5 review widgets, and 3 pop-ups. Even if you uninstall them later, many leave “ghost code” in your theme.liquid file.
The result? Your user’s browser is downloading megabytes of dead script before it can even show the “Buy Now” button.
The “Fake” Fix:
Most agencies just enable “lazy loading” on images. It helps the score, but it doesn’t fix the bloat.
The Boffin Coders (Architectural) Fix:
- The Code Audit: We manually inspect the theme.liquid and footer.liquid files. We hunt down scripts from apps you deleted two years ago and surgically remove them.
- Conditional Loading: Does your “Review Widget” need to load on the Homepage? No. It only belongs on the Product Page. We rewrite the logic to ensure scripts only load where they are absolutely necessary.
- Facade Pattern: Instead of loading a heavy YouTube video or Chat Widget immediately, we load a lightweight “image” of the widget. The heavy code only downloads when the user actually hovers or clicks.
Shopify Projects: The “App Trap” & How We Fix It
WordPress offers total control, but that control often leads to architectural chaos.
The Problem:
Most WordPress sites are built with heavy page builders (Elementor, Divi) and 30+ plugins. Every time a user visits a page, the server has to query the database hundreds of times to assemble the page.
The “Fake” Fix:
Installing a caching plugin (like WP Rocket) and turning on every setting. This masks the problem but doesn’t solve the underlying slowness of the database queries.
The Boffin Coders (Architectural) Fix:
- Database Query Optimization: We look at what takes time. Are there autoloaded options in the wp_options table that are choking the server? We clean the database transients and optimize the indexes.
- Asset Management: A WooCommerce site often loads the “Cart Fragment” script on every single page (even the About Us page), which kills speed. We dequeue these assets programmatically on pages where they aren’t needed.
- Server-Level Caching: Instead of relying on a PHP plugin to cache pages, we configure server-side caching (like Redis or Varnish). This serves the page instantly before WordPress even wakes up.
The Thought Process: Engineer vs. Mechanic
WordPress offers total control, but that control often leads to architectural chaos.
The Problem:
Most WordPress sites are built with heavy page builders (Elementor, Divi) and 30+ plugins. Every time a user visits a page, the server has to query the database hundreds of times to assemble the page.
The “Fake” Fix:
Installing a caching plugin (like WP Rocket) and turning on every setting. This masks the problem but doesn’t solve the underlying slowness of the database queries.
The Boffin Coders (Architectural) Fix:
- Database Query Optimization: We look at what takes time. Are there autoloaded options in the wp_options table that are choking the server? We clean the database transients and optimize the indexes.
- Asset Management: A WooCommerce site often loads the “Cart Fragment” script on every single page (even the About Us page), which kills speed. We dequeue these assets programmatically on pages where they aren’t needed.
- Server-Level Caching: Instead of relying on a PHP plugin to cache pages, we configure server-side caching (like Redis or Varnish). This serves the page instantly before WordPress even wakes up.
The Verdict
WordPress offers total control, but that control often leads to architectural chaos.
The Problem:
Most WordPress sites are built with heavy page builders (Elementor, Divi) and 30+ plugins. Every time a user visits a page, the server has to query the database hundreds of times to assemble the page.
The “Fake” Fix:
Installing a caching plugin (like WP Rocket) and turning on every setting. This masks the problem but doesn’t solve the underlying slowness of the database queries.
The Boffin Coders (Architectural) Fix:
- Database Query Optimization: We look at what takes time. Are there autoloaded options in the wp_options table that are choking the server? We clean the database transients and optimize the indexes.
- Asset Management: A WooCommerce site often loads the “Cart Fragment” script on every single page (even the About Us page), which kills speed. We dequeue these assets programmatically on pages where they aren’t needed.
- Server-Level Caching: Instead of relying on a PHP plugin to cache pages, we configure server-side caching (like Redis or Varnish). This serves the page instantly before WordPress even wakes up.
The Thought Process: Engineer vs. Mechanic
The Verdict
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The Thought Process: Engineer vs. Mechanic
The Verdict
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Shopify Projects: The “App Trap” & How We Fix It
WordPress offers total control, but that control often leads to architectural chaos.
The Problem:
Most WordPress sites are built with heavy page builders (Elementor, Divi) and 30+ plugins. Every time a user visits a page, the server has to query the database hundreds of times to assemble the page.
The “Fake” Fix:
Installing a caching plugin (like WP Rocket) and turning on every setting. This masks the problem but doesn’t solve the underlying slowness of the database queries.
The Boffin Coders (Architectural) Fix:
- Database Query Optimization: We look at what takes time. Are there autoloaded options in the wp_options table that are choking the server? We clean the database transients and optimize the indexes.
- Asset Management: A WooCommerce site often loads the “Cart Fragment” script on every single page (even the About Us page), which kills speed. We dequeue these assets programmatically on pages where they aren’t needed.
- Server-Level Caching: Instead of relying on a PHP plugin to cache pages, we configure server-side caching (like Redis or Varnish). This serves the page instantly before WordPress even wakes up.
