I have an eCommerce website. Website loading speed is too slow. I have talked with hosting service provider. They told me that there nothing is wrong with hosting. So I need a developer who can help me to fix this issue. I will pay good.
begazed 0 Begazed Corp.
rproffitt 2,662 "Nothing to see here." Moderator
When I check out a site for any issues I start with two reports. Here's the links I'm using today. These tend to change over time as we find better tests but here is now and what I'm using to see what's up.
Some folk balk at the idea you should clean up what these report. For me it's like Lint but for the web.
roycpo commented: I am also using this websites for checking my website loading speed and get the perfect result each time. +0
Ray Paseur 44 Newbie Poster
Sometimes cache can help - it reduces repetitive trips to the data base and image libraries. There are services like YSlow that can help reveal the issues. If you can give us a link to the site, we may be able to offer more specific suggestions. Also, Happy New Year 2019!
rproffitt commented: Ray, check out GTMetrix from the first reply. Yslow is there. +15
Adam_53 0 Newbie Poster
cache and lazy loading would be great
okayservers1 0 Okayservers
Page Speedinsight will provide you in-depth analysis for your website, aa where you can optimize your website performance. You can make your web pages load fasts on all devices.
Trasser 0 Newbie Poster
I advise you to check the speed of loading pages on your site using this tool https://www.host-tracker.com/ru/InstantCheck/Create/?type=Waterfall This will allow to detect individual problems that could cause a slow download speed of the site. There is also a tool that shows the packets following from user to server, check this indicator.
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