A webpage can include components from different domains like example.com, scripts.example.com and anotherdomain.com. For each different domain the user's web browser needs to 'find' its web server by doing a DNS lookup. Each DNS lookup takes a little time. Too many of these DNS lookups can slow down the overall loading of the page.
HOW IT'S USED
It's normal for a webpage's components (Javascripts, CSS, images etc.) to be served from different domains for shared services like a Facebook Like button, analytics tracking and video players
A DNS lookup is like making a phone call to get directions to a shop: you haven't started making your way to the shop, but at the end of the phone call you know how to get there
If you've been to the shop before and already have directions you don't need to make the phone call. This is like a DNS cache. These directions can be cached by your web browser or computer so a DNS lookup isn't required
This benefits popular components like the Facebook Like button: it's likely the DNS is already cached before the user visits your site meaning a DNS lookup isn't required
BEST PRACTICE
Minimise the number of domains the components you control (CSS, Javascript and images custom to your site) are served from
Third party services like social sharing buttons and analytics tracking all live on separate domains, so limit the amount of third party services you have running on your site
FIX THIS YOURSELF The quickest and most straightforward way to reduce the number of DNS lookups is to remove any third party apps that add scripts to your pages that you can live without. Not all apps add scripts: they'll be ones that change how a page looks or behaves, or tracks your visitors (like analytics).
If there are any components not covered above they may be referenced by your website code. If it's a third party Javascript library you may be able to add this as a file directly to your own website. If you're not confident doing this yourself speak with your developer.
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Mission Statement
Haiti-Now is dedicated to empowering Haitian girls living in domestic servitude to overcome poverty and exploitation to achieve economic security. Ayiti Now Corp is a 501(c)(3) organization. (Ayiti = Haiti in Creole) After completing onboarding, regardless of the role and team you are joining, your first assignment will be to start a fundraising campaign. Haiti Now will provide further guidance for you to have a quick and successful fundraiser.
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Our Vision
To see girls in domestic servitude overcome extreme poverty, heal emotional trauma, and live rewarding lives.
After completing onboarding, regardless of the role and team you are joining, your first assignment will be to start a fundraising campaign. Haiti Now will provide further guidance for you to have a quick and successful fundraiser.
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