How to Reduce Website Loading Time

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    1. Avoid large graphics/Reduce the use of graphics:
    2. Optimize graphics:
    3. Reduce the codes:
    4. Avoid flash and animated GIFs file/Don’t over use Flash:
    5. Get a Reliable Web Host:
    6. Optimize your Database:
    7. Use an HTML Validate:
    8. Include a Site Map:

    Other things should also be kept in mind; like:

    1. You can use PHP, I frames, database etc less in number, which will affect the load time.
    2. Use a slash at the end of the domain name of your site, which will indicate that it is a directory page and server will take less time working on the site.
     
    rosesmark, Apr 12, 2011 IP
  2. Chris9288

    Chris9288 Member

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    I was also dealing with this sort of issues..
    Thanks for posting these..
    Now I reduced the number of images and its working perfectly well..
     
    Chris9288, Apr 12, 2011 IP
  3. Kiranraj

    Kiranraj Well-Known Member

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    Nice post regarding the points of reducing websites loading time
     
    Kiranraj, Apr 14, 2011 IP
  4. rosesmark

    rosesmark Active Member

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    If you need more tips regarding Website Loading Time..Reply Me..I will help you out
     
    rosesmark, Apr 14, 2011 IP
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    And don't forget to cache your webpages - even if it's just for a few hours
     
    TimHillSEO, Apr 15, 2011 IP
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    As mentioned earlier on JavaScript, its the same with scripts CSS - you should always avoid using multiple scripts CSS if possible, eliminate gaps in the script and compress your CSS script ever.
     
    kvnfrnk, Apr 15, 2011 IP
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    letsmein Active Member

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    When I cached the webpages, it increased the load time. Why?
     
    letsmein, Apr 15, 2011 IP
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    slicing the images are very important to reduce the loading time...
     
    gwizofficeproducts, Apr 15, 2011 IP
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    Great Information! Thanks for sharing it here.
     
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  10. rain21

    rain21 Active Member

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    you are correct, most sites load sloe because of bad hosting
     
    rain21, Apr 15, 2011 IP