Magento/OpenMage has a default feature to merge all CSS files into one which was implemented back in the old days to reduce HTTP requests. Nowadays with HTTP/2 (or even HTTP/3) the number of requests is not that important anymore, but there are many other ways the CSS asset delivery can be improved in Magento. Let's see how!
I am a big fan of the possibilities that CI pipelines like Bitbucket Pipelines offer and I have already wrote an article about integrating Hugo with Bitbucket Pipelines.
In this post today I will create a Bitbucket Pipeline for Google Lighthouse checks to continuously monitor the important Google Lighthouse Score to improve performance and search results.
Bitbucket has a great feature called Bitbucket Pipelines with that you are able to do tasks automatically after code has been pushed to the repository. This workflow can also be used for Hugo deployments with Bitbucket Pipelines.