All webmasters and Internet users know, the speed of loading of the website is how important – the quicker the website is loaded, the it becomes more comfortable for visitors, the its profit and traffic increase more. The website which is loaded too slowly will not make success among visitors and advertisers – the impossibility to quickly view the necessary information will force people out from the website and to look for similar data on other resources. For this reason it is very important to optimize the website and to accelerate its loading.
Instruction
1. On the server in which your website is stored include the system of caching that some information on the website which always remains invariable (including buttons, elements of design and design, some texts, etc.) was not updated every time at start of the page again, and was stored in a cache.
2. Pay attention to quantity and volume of the graphic elements which are stored on the website. Too large number of pictures and background drawings of the big size seriously reduce the speed of loading of the page.
3. Create the reduced copies of pictures, optimize them for display on web pages, squeeze in the PNG format and reduce volume. Never post on the website of illustrations of the big size – if people want to see the drawing or a photo in the original, they will be able to click the reduced image, having opened it in a separate window.
4. On pages of the website all illustrations and photos should be stored in the reduced previews. Numerous illustrations and pictures are recommended to be stored not on the same server where other files of the website, and on other hosts are stored. It will reduce load time of the website.
5. Check the code of pages – CSS tables and Java scripts needs to be taken out in separate files, but not to place in the code of the page. Squeeze all scripts – delete the spaces, excess comments and other elements extending loading process.
6. Check whether it is installed on your website of unnecessary plug-ins which take away traffic and overload the page with excess scripts.
7. Separate the code and content of the website – in separate files place static elements (the menu, design elements, etc.), and in other files – the changing content. Thus, at restart of pages the visitor will load again content of the website, and static elements will repeatedly not reboot.
8. And at last, learn what capacity the server on which the website is located has. Only the powerful server can provide sufficient high-speed performance.