[url=http://agr.wa.gov/]http://agr.wa.gov/[/url]
- Is there a way to compress or optimize a web font file (.woff)? It takes the longest to download by far of all assets.
Web Open Font Format - Wikipedia talks about .woff format, which is already highly compressed via zlib.
It’s 47kb - but take note it gets cached so your visitors only get that download that one time. You have it hosted locally and you get a A grade for browser caching. You are loading in just over 2 seconds, you really got no problems. Only 22kb isn’t getting cached out of all of it.
You’ve done a excellent job of optimizing this.
Thanks for the responses, I appreciate it. Even though we’re a medium-sized state agency, I try hard to “do it right”.
Next on the agenda is a redo to a responsive website that is actually accessible and not just hacked together…job security. 
For browsers that support it, woff2 gets 30-40% better compression than woff. You can have the browsers that support it pick woff2 automatically: WOFF 2.0 – Learn more about the next generation Web Font Format and convert TTF to WOFF2 · GitHub
Why not try reducing the file size ?
Most people don’t use it all so it can be reduced a fair bit.
Thats what i did here http://www.chambresdhotes.org/
i got it down to 7.5kb but could probably have gone further
test result
http://www.webpagetest.org/result/151203_S1_13H4/
Just been looking randomly and saw this post
chapelier
test result
http://www.webpagetest.org/result/151203_S1_13H4/
I had a look at your results
I saw some moments to improve Screenshot by Lightshot
1 why dont you get static content from www.[you site] ?
2 Add DNS prefetch for goodle domain in head of HTML
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Why not try reducing the file size ?
Most people don’t use it all so it can be reduced a fair bit.
Thats what i did here http://www.chambresdhotes.org/
i got it down to 7.5kb but could probably have gone further
test result
http://www.webpagetest.org/result/151203_S1_13H4/
[/quote]Nicely done!