Use a Fast DNS Provider ; Change TTL Values to Take Advantage of DNS Cache ; Reduce Number of Domains (hostnames) ; Use Alternative Services With Faster DNS ; Move and Host Resources on a CDN ; Take Advantage of DNS Prefetching ; Defer Loading of JavaScript ; Take Advantage of ANAME Records and CNAME Flattening

HTTP/2 has been designed from the ground up to address the inefficiencies of HTTP/1. Triggering a large number of requests in an HTTP/2 environment is no longer inherently bad for performance; transferring unnecessary data is.