When your user visits your web page, it makes additional HTTP requests to load different resources and elements of the web page such as image files, favicon files, font files, CSS files, JavaScript files, and so on. As the number of such HTTP requests increases, your web page takes longer to load, negatively affecting your user’s experience on your website. Use HTTP Request Checker to keep a tab on your webpages and ensure that the number of HTTP requests does not exceed beyond a permissible limit. Typically, the total number of HTTP requests from a web page should be less than 20.