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How to Optimize and Improve the Loading Time of Websites




Couple of weeks ago I discussed about Pagespeed. It was about how much faster your site is according to Google Pagespeed. Today I will discuss about Web Page Optimization that is very similar to pagespeed topic. 

Bloggers are too much busy with SEO. And many of them are not interested in WSO. But they don't know Web Site Optimization is also a part of SEO. A site that takes huge time to load will be deprived of returning visitors. But Google focus on Returning visitors while considering page rank!

Today's discussion about the loading time of any website including blog or forum. In Google Page Speed there you can get only a score out of 100 with few suggestions. But in WebSiteOptimization.com you will get a detailed information about what to do to improve the loading time. 

Follow the steps below to analyze your site:
  1. Visit WebSite Analyzer
  2. Enter your site's URL ìn the box named- Enter URL to diagnose and hit on the submit button. (ie. http://munnamark.blogspot.com)
  3. Retype the captcha character in the box provided and hit on continue button.
  4. Now you get the report of your site in detail named as Web Page Speed Report.

In this report you will get necessary information about your whole website. Each element of your site will be discussed separately. Thus you can understand which parts of your site need to be optimized. 

Though everything is clearly defined in the report I'm gonna discuss about the most important things to focus:
  • Number of Objects: Make sure your total number of objects is less than 20. Object may be any graphic designs, buttons etc. The more the objects in your page the more time it will take to load. Because it may increase HTTP requests.  
  • Image Size and amount: You may like to use more images. But excessive use of images will increase the loading time as it may increase HTTP requests. 
  • Number of CSS Files: Don't use too much external CSS files. Because they are placed at the head of your HTML and need to be load faster than any other contents. So keep as few CSS files as possible. 
  • Position of number Java Scripts: Place JavaScript at the end of the body if possible. So that they can't slow down the loading of the contents. And don't use too much external JavaScript in the page. Keep Java Script size within 20 KB. 
  • Size of the Page: Keep the total size of the page within 100 KB if possible.  

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