– Enable Gzip compression to reduce the size of your website files before they are sent to the user's browser. – Use tools like mod_deflate for Apache or ngx_http_gzip_module for Nginx.
– Implement browser caching to store static files locally on the user's device. – Leverage server-side caching mechanisms such as Varnish or Memcached.
Utilize a CDN to distribute static assets across multiple servers globally, reducing latency for users.
– Compress and resize images to reduc e their file size without compromising quality. – Consider lazy loading for images to load them only when they come into the user's viewport.
– Remove unnecessary characters and white spaces to reduce file sizes. – Tools like UglifyJS, YUI Compressor, and Closure Compiler can help.
– Opt for lightweight CMS systems. – Regularly update your CMS and plugins to ensure optimal performance and security.
– Optimize database queries to reduce load times. – Remove unnecessary data and optimize database tables regularly.