Page speed and user experience should be key considerations for an effective online presence. Google’s algorithm includes measurements relating to the user experience of your websites visitors, including how fast your page loads and responds to user interaction. How CCH Web Manager helps you CCH Web Manager incorporates inbuilt optimisations of content, such as images, to better enhance the loading speeds. Every image that’s uploaded to your website goes through an optimisation process where up to 5 reduced-size copies of the image are created. For example, if a 2000px width image is uploaded, 5 new optimised copies will be created. If a 100px width image is uploaded, no new images will be created because the size of an original uploaded image isn't increased by the automatic optimisation. When you the add the image to a page on your site, CCH Web Manager automatically inserts the appropriate version of that image into the desktop, tablet, and mobile views of your website, making sure your site visitors always see the correct sized image for their device. Below you can see the same image uploaded to a CCH Web Manager website, but inserted in different pages at different sizes, notice how the editor has automatically adjusted the image dimensions and file size based on how it is being served up to the end user.

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CCH Web Manager’s built-in blog has recently had a series of updates to simplify and streamline the way you manage and customise posts. From filtering posts by multiple tags to sorting by chronological order and bulk actions, this update is packed with enhancements that will help you manage blogs like a boss! Filter posts by multiple tags If you’re using tags to create post categories there is now the option to filter posts by multiple tags in the All Posts and Recent Posts blog widgets.