[HELP] How to speedup website load ?

[fox raider]

Is there any suggestion for me, so website speed load becomes fast.

I use wordpress cms and GeneratePress Theme

Maybe there are suggestions for plugins that I should use.

Thank you in advance

btw,the following plugin that I currently use
Elementor
Essential Addons for Elementor
WPForms
YoastSEO

 

[ibrahim]

thanks for asking this. i m also searching how to get more speed in wordpress website.

 

[Milberg]

Is there any suggestion for me, so website speed load becomes fast.
I use wordpress cms and GeneratePress Theme

Maybe there are suggestions for plugins that I should use.
Thank you in advance

btw,the following plugin that I currently use

• Elementor
• Essential Addons for Elementor
• WPForms
• YoastSEO

Hi!
Use: Autoptimize, Smush, WP Fastest Cache, a3 Lazy Load, Fast Velocity Minify.

Attention! Before speeding up the site, make a backup.

 

[Milberg]

The set of plugins for each site will be different, since it depends on the theme and server. By the way, changing the hosting is also important. Use the one where the SSD, php 7 and above.

 

[jancok]

The set of plugins for each site will be different, since it depends on the theme and server. By the way, changing the hosting is also important. Use the one where the SSD, php 7 and above.

privyat, +1 on this. start with a decent host/vps.

I'll use a lightweight theme (GeneratePress is ok). Conditionally load script on page/post. Optimize image. Get rid of google fonts, use a system font stack instead. I use these codes

font-family: -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont,
"Segoe UI", "Roboto", "Oxygen",
"Ubuntu", "Cantarell", "Fira Sans",
"Droid Sans", "Helvetica Neue", sans-serif;

 

[fox raider]

Hi!Use: Autoptimize, Smush, WP Fastest Cache, a3 Lazy Load, Fast Velocity Minify.
Attention! Before speeding up the site, make a backup.

Thankyou for suggestion. are there suggestions for plugins for backup?

The set of plugins for each site will be different, since it depends on the theme and server. By the way, changing the hosting is also important. Use the one where the SSD, php 7 and above.

any hosting recomendation ? iam using hawkhost

privyat, +1 on this. start with a decent host/vps.
I'll use a lightweight theme (GeneratePress is ok). Conditionally load script on page/post. Optimize image. Get rid of google fonts, use a system font stack instead. I use these codes

thankz maz bro for the tips

 

[& >> /dev/null]

Hello guys,

1) I would recommend the SiteGround hosting company (which is managed WordPress hosting and the support is really good) and you may use their built-in caching mechanisms that serves the static content directly from NGINX (SG Optimizer). For more info click here. Supports PHP7.4. SG uses the Google Platform premium network. Supports CloudFlare and HTTP/2 web protocol.

2) GeneratePress s a fast, lightweight (less than 1MB zipped), mobile responsive WordPress theme so this is a great choice.

3) You should also do Image optimization. The great news is that there are some amazing WordPress image compression plugins you can use to automate the entire process. Here are some plugins I recommend:

• Imagify (lossy and lossless – optimizes images externally)
• WP Smush (lossy and lossless – optimizes images externally)

4) Also if you are familiar with SSH you can use the WP-CLI functionality and more especially the WP Profile package. The tool will help when dealing with slowly working WordPress instances.

 

[ckeeper]

First of all ,fast and powerful servers or vps accounts required. As plugin I recommend you use WP Rocket with CDN(recommend BunnyCDN) and Redis, Varnish. You also need to implement Varnish and Redis in your server as well not just wordpress plugins. This should get your site very fast already. We use a similar setup for woocommerce running 100,000 products, very fast...

 

[fox raider]

Hello guys,

1) I would recommend the SiteGround hosting company (which is managed WordPress hosting and the support is really good) and you may use their built-in caching mechanisms that serves the static content directly from NGINX (SG Optimizer). For more info click here. Supports PHP7.4. SG uses the Google Platform premium network. Supports CloudFlare and HTTP/2 web protocol.

2) GeneratePress s a fast, lightweight (less than 1MB zipped), mobile responsive WordPress theme so this is a great choice.

3) You should also do Image optimization. The great news is that there are some amazing WordPress image compression plugins you can use to automate the entire process. Here are some plugins I recommend:

• Imagify (lossy and lossless – optimizes images externally)
• WP Smush (lossy and lossless – optimizes images externally)

4) Also if you are familiar with SSH you can use the WP-CLI functionality and more especially the WP Profile package. The tool will help when dealing with slowly working WordPress instances.

WOAHH,nice tips, i'll look arround for it. and test some of it

First of all ,fast and powerful servers or vps accounts required. As plugin I recommend you use WP Rocket with CDN(recommend BunnyCDN) and Redis, Varnish. You also need to implement Varnish and Redis in your server as well not just wordpress plugins. This should get your site very fast already. We use a similar setup for woocommerce running 100,000 products, very fast...

very interesting to try.
Are there any suggested plugins/theme for selling digital products using Wordpress ? or where I can know the steps to make it

 

[ckeeper]

Some informative article on using woocommerce with many products and performance tuning. Here is a tutorial installing redis in ubuntu and integrating into wordpress. And this is a sample tutorial for installing eleasticsearch in ubuntu. I highly recommend light and responsive themes, make sure to check theme's gtmetrix score. Scalability Pro, Elasticsearch, and redisplugin as well as wp Rocket is my recommendation. Do not go heavy on the plugins, less is better only what is needed. Varnish has some more learning curve comparing to others, you need to fine tune varnish to work the way you want it. Good Luck...

 

[Cugunder]

If your site does not load quickly, then you need to find out the reasons. I use this special tool host-tracker.com/InstantCheck/Create/?type=Waterfall With it, I can identify factors that adversely affect the speed of loading pages on a site. I have connected automatic monitoring of the site and collecting statistics 24/7. I advise you to do the same.

 

[manjeet036]

helpful thread. Thanks guys