Post a link to the site and I will see if I can give you some feedback on what exactly is taking so long.

Open up the developer tools in Chrome and the timeline should give you an indication of what is slowing things down.....

You can also follow the recommendations via 'yslow' from the yahoo guys, there is a plugin extension for firefox

Your website is supposed to load in not more than 8 seconds or else your visitors will click away and never to return to it. Fast opening pages are therefore a key to attracting potential customers. There are several proven ways of reducing your website pages loading time. The following are some of the ways you can apply:
1. Optimize your graphics by either slicing them into several loadable portions if they are large or by reducing their size. Large nad heavy graphics load slowly.
2. Avoid using so many graphics on your web page. One or two are enough because when they are many they make the page so heavy.
4. Try not to use many banners on your pages, although they are good for advertising your products.
5. Although it's good to have special effects on your pages, it's not advisable to use so many of them. Use limited scripts.
6. Animated graphics are very good in attracting attention but limit their usage to at least not more than two times.
7. Do not make your web pages so large. Limit their width.

You can also use the plugin Yslow it works alongside firebug for firefox however there appears to be a bug in the very latest version of firefox and firebug - so if you haven't upgraded already you should be good... Basically gives you a report that you can print out that summarizes why your sites slow and who to fix it. It's actually developed by yahoo

Hope that helps

Jay

Sorry just noticed someone else just recommended that too.. Well least you know it wont work with ff5

Reduce the number of images. I believe an image adds a punch to a website. You can also reduce the size of images. Sometimes the images are just significant for my template and stories. If this is the case, what can I do are;

- Choosing the right format (JPG, PNG, or GIF) with reference to the size and quality. I use many PNGs.

- Reduce the size again using online optimizer such as PNG Optimizer and Smush.it.

Just like mike said right at the beginning of this thread at the end of the day if you want real help you need to share your domain so everyone can take a proper analysis of what's happening

it could be simple, it could be complicated - right now people are taking shots in the dark to try and help you when in fact For all we know you could have 100mb bitmap on your front page! Lol

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Using the following will work

CSS instead of Table.
Gif or PNG insted of Jpeg format.
Don't use too match flash images.
Don't use too match java and ajax script.

Hi friends, thanks for all your suggestions....

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JavaScript files load differently than other HTML elements. HTML element is loading, the stay of the page continues to download. On the other hand, a JavaScript element must fully load before the rest of the page can continue.

did you use any flash or image? reduce those size.

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I would checkout Pingdom Tools(I can't post the link because I'm a new user ) It will show you how long each element of your site takes to load. You may also want to use a CDN to offset some of the load if you your maxing your server resources.

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Really useful for me. Great resources on how to decrease the load time.
Thanks a Lot

I got sufficient ideas by you all... Thanks for commenting for my question...

my website is magento b2c webite, and it is also load slowly, which way i can to make it more faster.

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