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Your Website page load time decides whether a visitor to your site will explore further or not. In fact, more than 83% visitors expect a web page to load in 3 seconds and more than 40% visitors abandon a web page if it takes more than 3 seconds to load. Here are some simple steps to help you speed up your page.
- Minimize image size to reduce your page loading time. Remember, high resolution images are heavy and usually absorb more bandwidth and take longer to process.
- Use a Content Delivery Network. It is a system of distributed network that deliver webpages and other Web content to a user based on the geographic locations of the user.
- Reduce the number of plugins. Plugins add specific features suggested by third parties. Unfortunately, the more plugins are installed, the more resources are needed to run them. As a result, the website works slower.
- Minimize the number of JavaScript and CSS files. If your website contains a lot of JavaScript and CSS files, it leads to a large number of HTTP requests when your website visitors want to access particular files. These requests are treated individually by visitor’s browser and slow down the website work.