Easy Tips to Speed up Your Website

Tip #1 –Before uploading check the Size of the images

If you are making a content management system like Joomla or WordPress then you might have noticed that you can upload with full size and later you can adjust the display size with the help of that website backend but while doing all these things forces web browsers to execute multiple commands which will pull up the initial images and then will resize them on the go which may slow down your website.
For preventing these things you can use an image editing program to adjust the images to the correct size before adding them to your website.

Many of us do access to a simple tool e.g. Preview on Mac or even Microsoft Paint on Windows and with these programs you have to open the image & re-size it in your choice of editor.

Once you’ve done with this, then you can take your image editing to the next level with a compression tool, and even after re-sizing each image the total file size might be pretty large & this will slow down your site’s loading speed.

One of the best tools which are available online is “TinyPNG” and all you have to do is to click the link and then upload your re-sized image & this tool will reduce the file size without reducing the resolution and after that, you can download the image and upload it to your site. After doing this your images will look the same and will be getting loaded much faster.

Tip #2 – Delete unnecessary plugins
There is a huge number of plugins & scripts that are freely available today in makes and it's tempting for website owners to add more than they truly need. you should only keep those plugins that are required and not all.

Ask yourself if the functionality you gain is worth the trade-off in site speed before adding any new plugins to your site or whether the plugin's content could be coded into your site’s theme instead.

If you believe it could be running much more effectively or if you notice your site is running slowly perform a plug-in run-through.

After you disable a plug-in, one by one this involves you disabling every plugin on your site and run your site through a tool like GTMetrix which will show you the speed of your website.

After deactivating a plug-in if you find that the speed of your site greatly increases then you have found your culprit and if you absolutely require that specific plugin's functionality for your site to work then experiment till you find another plug-in that does not affect the speed of your site. More the plugins your site has active at any given time & then more likely their code may conflict & cause them to not work properly.

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