How to improve webpage speed?

Adie

10 years ago

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http://moz.com/blog/15-tips-to-speed-up-your-website

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sr.20

10 years ago

Having a clean theme is a good start ( error free code)

>ensure images and videos are compressed,
>plugins will slow your webpage speed down only have the essentials
>ensure you have good quality hosting

this is the basics and a good place to start, hope it helps

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mialucy06

10 years ago

Originally Posted by Clarke Hanna

Having a clean theme is a good start ( error free code)

>ensure images and videos are compressed,
>plugins will slow your webpage speed down only have the essentials
>ensure you have good quality hosting

this is the basics and a good place to start, hope it helps

let me allow to agree with these.

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Triplescan

10 years ago

The webpage speeds is influenced by your hosting, by the theme you use, by how many GB space you have, if it is too crowded it will work slower. And ultimately by your Internet connection. Make a speed test and see what speed do you have.

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affiliatez

10 years ago

I simple tip is using default wordpress theme, donot use news theme or many plugins, especially plugins with ajax, js, flash banner.

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dariusdarius

10 years ago

It will depend on the content you have on your website, and how many scripts you use, and where are the scripts, header or footer. Also, a big step is the size of the images, you should have each image optimized for less loading time.

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Marian 10 years ago

The fastest would be some simple HTML or PHP pages... but I prefer WordPress blog hosted on a fast web server.

Marian
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DubDubDubDot

10 years ago

If the problem is so bad that you are coming here to ask about it, I'd probably look at the host first.

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vishwa

10 years ago

Use as low as amount of plugins. Use a Cache plugin like W3tc Cache, Super Cache etc. Optimize your images. Use a CDN like Max CDN, Cloudflare etc if possible. These steps will help you to increase your website performance.

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JohnMcCabe 10 years ago

Did you try googling "how to improve webpage speed"?
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Avocado Plugins

10 years ago

Use https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/ to get insight on what you need to fix and the I would suggest getting WP Total Cache not Super Cache and getting rid of most errors. You can realistically get up to 91 for Desktop and mobile as well (Maybe a little less with mobile).

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drem

10 years ago

If you are on shared hosting, I would first start with caching as any queries to the database are usually a huge bottleneck.

Wordpress themes that are not optimized properly also tend to slow down sites dramatically especially when they make a ton of HTTPrequests.

If possible, use a CDN to store your javascript, css and image files. Amazon CloudFront is super cheap.

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usemyteam

10 years ago

I hope this would be useful for you https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/

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OfferGrind

10 years ago

Compress your site, cut any extra code that is needed. Also adding a vps or dedicated server with litespeed or nginx can also help boost performance if your site gets a lot of traffic. These are just a few suggestions but there are numerous other things you can do. Check out gtmetrix it will help you get a better understanding of your sites performance and what needs to be optimized.

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Lightlysalted

10 years ago

I'd remove any excessive images and or php or java scripts that you don't need. Typically these are loaded before tge website themselves thus slowing down web page load times. Go and have a spring clean!

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razorz18

10 years ago

If your using wordpress, Use these plugins:
1) WP Super Cache
2) WP Smush It (re-sizing images)
3) WP Optimize
4) Lazy Load

Then don't use Gravatar on your websites. You can use CDN services like MaxCDN or cloudflare to host your wordpress. Try use simple but powerful theme like genesis, thrivethemes and thesis.

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jimbean

10 years ago

A lot of replies are assuming WordPress can you confirm what platform your site is running on?

A great site that monitors website performance is GT metrix - GTmetrix | Website Speed and Performance Optimization this will show the yslow and pagespeed scores for your website and give recommendations on how to speed it up.

Caching is often a real good performance win.

One common issues is image size - make sure all images are optimized for the web and you are not uploading high res images straight from a 10MP camera.

If all website issues are addressed then moving to better hosting/dedicated hosting would be the next place to look and you could even consider load balancing if you get a lot of traffic.

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juangarciamtl

10 years ago

change hosting company
upgrade your account
improve the code in your pages

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meganedin

10 years ago

Hi.......go through 15 Tips to Speed Up Your Website - Moz and reduce too many images in the website

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onlineleben

10 years ago

Have a look here: All About Website Speed | AdwordsExplained.com

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amybrownwpx

10 years ago

To improve your webpage speed, you should try the below facts:

1. Don't used flash and blinks on your site
2. Used HTML
3. Make your website SEO friendly.

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Yvon Boulianne

10 years ago

I`v try all the cache plugin on wordpress and Hypercache extended (for shared hosting like most peoples have) is the fastest and the most simple to deal with.

Most of my pages have less than 1.5 seconds load times!!!

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Sebastian Gomez

10 years ago

Try deleting all your unused plugins! When you are getting tons of traffic your website will get stuck.

Try ro keep the amounts of plugins as low as possible and just use the ones that are totally necessary.

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PaulMeyer

10 years ago

Caching will improve the performance

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stan farrier

10 years ago

Keep it simple and look that images and videos are compressed, this is a easy way to have more speed in your website

Try to be light,that will help you!

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flesterking

10 years ago

Use cache, try to uninstall and delete all unwanted plugins, have a good theme that has less scope of design and more scope on SEO.

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NickWebTrafficLounge

10 years ago

Here are the main 3 things I do:

- Install w3 Total Cache Plugin (Wordpress)
- Install WP Smush It for image optimization
- I also use a CDN (Content Deliver Network) and I use MaxCDN.

The CDN is the slightly more advanced option but it does wonders for your Page Speed!

I recommend it!

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Phil Wilkinson

10 years ago

If you use videos, don't upload them to your site, on your own hosting. Use YouTube and one of the many plugins that are available (like VooPlayer) to display the video.

Having a lot of videos or even audios uploaded to your host, and playing right from your website will slow it down badly.

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