Here are the main factors that can affect site speed and our recommendations for optimising them. Code. Superfluous code. ... The CMS/ hosting platform. ... Image and file size. ... HTTP requests. ... Browser caching. ... Content delivery networks. …

Slow site speeds can result from network congestion, bandwidth throttling and restrictions, data discrimination and filtering, or content filtering. If you notice slow speeds when visiting your site, you can run a traceroute between your computer …

In addition, a slow page speed means that search engines can crawl fewer pages using their allocated crawl budget, and this could negatively affect your indexation. Page speed is also important to user experience. Pages with a longer load time ten…

Never forget – website speed is important for good user experience. If your website speed is pathetic, your conversion rates are likely to be the same. On average, if your website takes longer than 3 seconds to load, approximately 40% of your visi…

Site speed is key to eCommerce success. It directly influences your conversion rates, repeat business, and search engine rankings. And with recent changes to Google Search ranking, a fast load speed for your website is even more important as a compe…

Page speed measures the amount of time it takes for content on a particular webpage to load. It's easy to get this term confused with other words related to site optimization like “site speed,” which refers to the average loading time of more …

How can developers get their websites to load faster? ... Test website performance. ... Use a CDN (content delivery network) ... Optimize images. ... Minify CSS and JavaScript files. ... Reduce the number of HTTP requests if possible. ... Use browse…