SEO Insights: Optimizing with PageSpeed Insights
Using PageSpeed Insights for SEO optimization, the blog system achieved good scores on both desktop and mobile. By avoiding third-party style libraries and shortening CSS class names, loading time and page size were reduced. These measures suit a minimalist style and are suitable for experimental blog systems. PageSpeed Insights serves only as a reference for SEO optimization.
My understanding of SEO has always been limited to basic knowledge. Recently, I explored PageSpeed Insights, Google's SEO page analysis tool. Among my own sites, this blog currently scores the highest on both mobile and desktop. 
During the blog generation process, I specifically avoided using third-party style libraries and only implemented simple responsive design. This mainly reduced the time to load CSS styles. Additionally, on another site, I instructed shortening the style names to reduce page size.
By copying the suggestions from the PageSpeed Insights report and feeding them into Windsurf or ChatGPT, I could generally improve the scores.
This minimalist experimental blog system aligns well with my requirements. Commercial systems might require third-party libraries, which is unavoidable. PageSpeed Insights serves merely as a reference for SEO optimization.