1. Patient speed
Homepage, article pages, RX Tools, and major hubs should open quickly on mobile. Keep heavy scripts away from normal reading pages.
RX SPEED & AVAILABILITY CONTROL
Global Performance Monitor
A calm checklist page for checking whether RX medical knowledge is loading fast, being delivered safely by CDN/cache, and staying reachable for patients on mobile and weak internet.
2. Cache safety
Cache public visitor pages, but never cache admin, editor, preview, login, comment actions, or private user sessions.
3. Global delivery
Use CDN for static assets, low-bandwidth mode for weak internet, sitemap/RSS for discovery, and share buttons for family distribution.
Current delivery status
| Theme version | 9.7.2 |
|---|---|
| CDN asset URL | https://static-assets-cdnrx.rxharun.com/rx-theme/ |
| Lite mode test | Open low-bandwidth reading mode |
| XML sitemap | Open WordPress sitemap |
| RSS feed | Open RSS feed |
Daily 5-minute check
- Open homepage in normal mode.
- Open one long article.
- Open RX Tools page.
- Open Lite Mode on mobile.
- Test search and one share button.
After update checklist
- Clear WordPress/page cache.
- Purge CDN cache for changed CSS/JS/images.
- Hard refresh browser.
- Test menu dropdown and mobile menu.
- Check one guide page and one article page.
Performance layers to protect
| Layer | Target | Safe action |
|---|---|---|
| Browser cache | Static CSS, JS, images, icons. | Use long cache with versioned filenames or theme version query. |
| CDN edge cache | Public static assets and public pages when safe. | Bypass admin, login, preview, comments, cart/checkout. |
| Page cache | Homepage, articles, hubs, guide pages for visitors. | Purge after design/content updates. |
| Database | Large post library and search/index pages. | Cache A-Z queries and avoid heavy loops on every request. |
| Images | Article images, logo, icons, social preview images. | Use lazy loading, correct sizes, compressed files, CDN delivery. |
RX performance rule
Measure first, fix safely, purge cache carefully, and keep the patient reading path simple. Speed is not only a technical feature; for worried patients, speed is comfort.
