My website is slow

CMS & WordPress
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Can you guide me to make my website fast

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There are many threads in the forum with advice on speeding up a slow site. I suggest you have a look at some of those. For example:

How To Speed Up WordPress Website?

You can also use Google’s PageSpeed insights to find specific problems and how to rectify them.

https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/

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I already tried but no use

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What have you tried, and what was the result?

You can’t expect anyone to offer constructive suggestions when you give so little information.

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I’ve tried plugins,coding but Im not getting desired result

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Plugins and coding to do what, exactly?

You need to track down the cause(s) of your site’s slow loading, for example using the Google link above. Having identified the issues, you then need to take specific steps to rectify them. PageSpeed Insights will give you pointers. If you are unsure how to carry out a specific task, then you can ask here for more guidance.

As I understand it, having multiple plugins can be a cause of slow loading, so be very sure any plugin you’re adding is necessary and beneficial. Don’t just add things and hope they’ll solve the problem.

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Have you looked at the links @TechnoBear mentioned in post #4 ?

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to improve the loading time of my website I just look up the images texts as well but still, it is not working, can anyone tell me what I just missed

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Welcome to the forums, @humayounmussawar.

I’ve moved your post into this thread, as you’re asking the same question. Please see the replies above for guidance on where to start, and let us know if you have any further questions.

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Here is the some of the great techniques which can be increase your website speed-

  1. Enable Gzip Compression
  2. Minify CSS, JavaScript, and HTML Code
  3. Reduce redirects
  4. Remove render-blocking JavaScript
  5. Leverage browser caching
  6. Improve server response time
  7. Use content distribution network
  8. Optmise images etc.
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I would recommend that you go to https://www.webpagetest.org/ to get a comprehensive look at what is loading in your page and an assessment of what is slowing it down. The options allow you to specify the number of times to run the test, I recommend 9.

After the tests are run you can look at the waterfall chart and it will help identify the items that are slowing your site down and you can determine from there what actions to take.

There are some good tips for WordPress site speed in this blog article: https://afearlessventure.com/blog/need-more-speed-expert-advice-when-page-load-times-suck/

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can u elaborate how to do it

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What system do you use?

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I think the problrm should be in js script
and also because of Higg quality images

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Why would you think that @rashmi251090raj? Do you have a crystal ball?

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I dont have crystal ball sry, But this might be a problem

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Try to avoid the use of plugins whenever possible or reduce the overall count.Also another solution is to compress all images.
So in general terms, use images of a small file size, minimize your use of plugins, and host on a decent server. Those three things will gives you a head start over 75% of the sites out there.

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Hello! I recommend you try these techniques:

  • reduce the number of styles and scripts, if it is possible. You can also use the WooCommerce Speed Drain Repair plugin. It is intended to stop unnecessary extra items from loading, and will help boost the speed of your WooCommerce website.
  • change a theme if it is too heavy. A slow theme can be a serious stumbling block on the road to WooCommerce speed optimization.
  • use caching technique. Caching may be performed by caching plugins (the most popular option), browser (browser caching), or server (server caching). The most popular WordPress caching plugins in 2018 were WP Rocket, WP Super Cache and WP Total Cache. When combined with a system level page cache such as Varnish, this can be extremely powerful.
  • reduce the page size. It is the indisputable way to speed up an e-commerce page. The ways to reduce page size are numerous. For starters, you can concentrate on images and optimize them, or look at code minification. Reducing the number of files on the page also plays in favor of performance online store optimization.
  • use audio and video hosting services for media content. They allow the placement of any desired media content without adding stress to the website you run. You may find hosting services such as YouTube, Vidyard, Veoh, or LiveLeak useful.