TigerStyle Dash

The Speed Demon

TigerStyle Dash brings cat-like reflexes to your WordPress site. When a cat pounces, it’s over in milliseconds - that’s how fast your site should be.

The Dash Philosophy: Fast like a cat’s reflexes - milliseconds matter when pouncing on opportunities.

Why “Dash”?

Ever seen a cat dash across a room? It’s poetry in motion - efficient, graceful, and impossibly fast. Dash brings that same energy to your website:

• Instant Response - Optimized caching means pages load in milliseconds
• Efficient Movement - Only loads what’s needed, when it’s needed
• Graceful Delivery - Fast doesn’t mean clunky - performance with elegance

Performance Philosophy

Cats don’t waste energy - every movement is calculated and efficient. Dash applies this philosophy to web performance:

1. Cache Intelligently - Store what you’ll need, exactly when you’ll need it
2. Load Lazily - Don’t load images until they’re about to be seen
3. Optimize Everything - Minify CSS/JS, compress images, optimize databases
4. Monitor Constantly - Track Core Web Vitals and performance metrics

How Dash Achieves Speed

• Multi-Layer Caching - Page cache, object cache, database query cache
• Asset Pipeline - Automatic CSS/JS minification and combination
• Image Intelligence - WebP conversion, responsive images, lazy loading
• Database Tuning - Query optimization and index management

The Pounce Factor

Think about a cat stalking prey - patience, patience, patience… then BOOM! Lightning-fast action. Your website should be the same:

• Fast Initial Load - Critical resources delivered instantly
• Cached Content - Repeat visits are nearly instantaneous
• Optimized Assets - Images and scripts load without blocking

Core Web Vitals

Google measures performance with Core Web Vitals. Dash ensures you excel:

• LCP (Largest Contentful Paint) - < 2.5s
• FID (First Input Delay) - < 100ms
• CLS (Cumulative Layout Shift) - < 0.1

The Dash Promise

Your visitors won’t wait. Be ready to pounce with Dash-powered speed - because every millisecond counts when you’re hunting for conversions.