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Best Practices For Faster Websites

Updated: February 5, 2019 //

Slides from my talk at WordPress Meetup Orlando about Best Practices for Faster Websites.
I often hear people asking: “Why is my site slow?” In this presentation we discussed how you can test website speed, figure out what’s causing loading delay, and what are the best practices you can implement to make your site load faster. We went over images, caching, 3rd parties, HTTP/2 protocol and more.

Direct link to the slides from presentation: “Best Practices For Faster Websites”.

Here are the resources and links that I mentioned in this presentation:

Free tools to measure website speed:

GT Metrix
Pingdom Tools

Resources to improve website speed:

Image optimization and compression:
EWWW Image Optimizer
Compress JPEG & PNG images – WordPress Plugin
Kraken.io – Web Interface
Kraken WordPress Plugin

Should I Use a Carousel?

Third Parties:
Third Parties Map Generator

Caching:
WP Rocket
WP Super Cache
Comet Cache (Former ZenCache)

HTTP/2 protocol:
HTTP/2 protocol Test
Browsers that support HTTP/2 protocol

Thank you everyone who came to hear me speak. Let me know if you have any questions.

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