Hello friends,
How to decrease load time of website?
How to decrease load time of website?
How to decrease load time of website?
- Thread starter james smith
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Try to this little tool from Google:
PageSpeed Insights
Will give you a ton of good stuff to work with. But two major things are usually large images that takes time to download and javascript that blocks rendering of the page.
If you look at the bottom of the page (after having analyzed the URL) I think that you can download all optimized images as a zip-file.
The first way to optimize your images is to scale them appropriately.
Enabling browser caching lets you temporarily store some data on a visitors’ computer, so they don’t have to wait for it to load every time they visit your page.
Compression can dramatically reduce your page’s size and thereby increase its speed.compression can knock off 50 - 70% from your HTML and CSS files! That’s a ton of data your visitor won’t have to download
Optimized CSS means your files will download faster, giving your visitors quicker access to your pages.
Javascript files can load after the rest of your page, but if you put them all before your content—as many sites do—they will load before your content does.
Enabling browser caching lets you temporarily store some data on a visitors’ computer, so they don’t have to wait for it to load every time they visit your page.
Compression can dramatically reduce your page’s size and thereby increase its speed.compression can knock off 50 - 70% from your HTML and CSS files! That’s a ton of data your visitor won’t have to download
Optimized CSS means your files will download faster, giving your visitors quicker access to your pages.
Javascript files can load after the rest of your page, but if you put them all before your content—as many sites do—they will load before your content does.
MxyzptlkFishStix
Well-Known Member
Move your site as close as you can to your target market.
no2pencil
Active Member
The single, easiest & most valuable item would be to use a Geo-located CDN like CloudFlare. Allowing your content to load from as close to the request as possible will shave a good deal of latency off your website load time.
Other items that I have seen success from :
Using nginx for static content
Combine & minify css/javascript
Remove unnecessary wordpress plugins (if available)
Limit live traffic monitoring to just Google Adsense/Analytics
Combine DB calls to as close to a single point as possible (if available)
Other items that I have seen success from :
Using nginx for static content
Combine & minify css/javascript
Remove unnecessary wordpress plugins (if available)
Limit live traffic monitoring to just Google Adsense/Analytics
Combine DB calls to as close to a single point as possible (if available)
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FistsOfCash
Guest
Use a CDN like Cloudflare. They have options to minimize html java etc within their dashboard. What are you using wordpress?
The two major steps to reduce load time of website. First one, you have to reduce the server response time of your website and the second one is optimizes the sizes of images and CSS files.
10 things you can do to speed up your site
- Minimize HTTP Requests
- Reduce server response time
- Enable compression
- Enable browser caching
- Minify Resources
- Optimize images
- Optimize CSS Delivery
- Prioritize above-the-fold content
i think it depends on the design of the website
