anonymized-17844177
(@anonymized-17844177)
acqua, hi.
Some basic stuff:
1 – really heavy image – 1.5MB
2 – ~700ms TTFB – is a little bit slow;
3 – not sure that “WP Performance Score Booster” plugin is really the best solution if you want to speed up your website.
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acqua
(@acqua)
Ok thanks for the report but it’s not very easy to understand it for me.
Anything in particular I should focus on? Example install a certain plugin?
anonymized-17844177
(@anonymized-17844177)
acqua,
1 – really heavy image – 1.5MB
You can optimize this image in Photoshop, for example. Or use this plugin to handle all this “images stuff” 🙂
2 – ~700ms TTFB – is a little bit slow;
It’s mostly a server side issue, not critical in this case, but still..
3 – not sure that “WP Performance Score Booster” plugin is really the best solution if you want to speed up your website.
Try another plugin, f.e.:
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/wp-fastest-cache/
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/wp-super-cache/
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/w3-total-cache/
But ofc you need to configure any of this solutions for a better results.
For image resizing and optimization, if you don’t want to manually fix it, one option is this plugin: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/wp-smushit/
For caching: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/autoptimize/
Small remark; Autoptimize (I’m the developer) does not do page caching, but JS/ CSS/ HTML/ Google Font and Image optimization (depending on which options you check). for page-caching my favorites are the aforementioned WP Super Cache and KeyCDN Cache Enabler.
Stay safe & have a nice weekend! 🙂
frank
@optimizingmatters You have a great plugin! I use it frequently.
What is meant by this line on the plugin description page?
“It can aggregate, minify and cache scripts…”
You have a great plugin! I use it frequently.
What is meant by this line on the plugin description page?
“It can aggregate, minify and cache scripts…”
thank you 🙂
it means that is optimizes JavaScript by combining and minifying it. The result is then cached for re-use (as esp. the minifying step is somewhat “heavy”).
