Website Speed Optimization Results Website Speed Optimization Results
Our average result across all cases
Here are 3 Cases at a Glance
Case 01
Traveling on Coccinella-yacht
Performance increased by
0%
Case 02
MapTrip GPS for Trucks
Performance increased by
0%
Case 03
MN2S - International Music & Talent Agency
Performance increased by
0%
WordPress Site
Website performance before working with us
Desktop Version
Mobile Version
General Site
Statistics
Common Published Pages
Published Posts
Private Posts & Pages
What we've started with
Daniel Meier
chief operating officer
/ problem 1
Website Slowness
The website is running slowly. Visitors are having trouble viewing images. This shows there is a problem with the website's performance. Also, the website owner experienced slow responses from the admin dashboard and general website slowness.
/ problem 2
Inefficient CSS and JavaScript
Large CSS and JavaScript files slow down website loading. Unoptimized code can also cause delays in rendering.
/ problem 3
Failure to Resize Images Automatically
Images are not scaled automatically for different screen sizes. This means images are displayed at their original size, which can slow down page loading and impact user experience..
/ problem 4
Poor Mobile Performance
Google Speed Insights says the website's mobile performance is poor. This suggests persistent mobile optimization concerns that might affect user experience.
What we did differently
Our Solutions
Solving Site Problems
Optimization Plugin Replacement
We fixed the slow performance by replacing the Litespeed cache with the WP Rocket plugin. The WP Rocket plugin improves website speed and performance with various features.
Transforming Images with WebP Express Plugin
Installed the WebP Express plugin to convert website images into WebP format, speeding up image and site loading.
CSS & JavaScript Optimization
We improved website performance by removing unnecessary CSS and JavaScript code. This made the website load 45% faster.
Optimization Result on Desktop
Results increased by
20.3%
Before
Slowdowns affecting user experience and picture viewing. Large CSS and JavaScript files, causing page rendering delays. Lack of automatic image resizing, leading to slower loading.
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Accessibility
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SEO
After
Improved page loading times by reducing file sizes and implementing automatic image resizing with Webp Express plugin.
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Optimization Result on Mobile
Results increased by
30.3%
Before
Google Speed Insights detected substandard mobile performance issues and poor website page load time, resulting in a negative user experience.
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Accessibility
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After
Mobile performance has been enhanced and it now meets the standards set by Google Speed Insights.
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Aleksandr Bochlin
Owner and CEO
Tell us about your project
WordPress Site
Website performance before working with us
Desktop Version
Mobile Version
General Site
Statistics
Common Published Pages
Published Posts
Private Posts & Pages
What we've started with
/ problem 1
Excessive File Requests
The website loading speeds are delayed owing to a large number of individual file requests for JavaScript (JS) and Cascading Style Sheets.
/ problem 2
Slow Image Loading Speed
Slowly loading images on the website causes a bad user experience and increased bounce rates.
/ problem 3
Lack of Page Caching
Slow website load times, measured by TTFB, impact user satisfaction and SEO.
/ problem 4
Inefficient JS Loading
JavaScript (JS) files are no loading efficiently, contributing to longer loading times and potentially frustrating user experiences.
What we did differently
Our Solutions
Solving Site Problems
File Request Optimization
Reduced file requests by combining JavaScript and CSS files, resulting in a 38% decrease.
Image Optimization
Implemented Lazyloading Processing to compress and load images faster, greatly improving the user experience.
Page Load Optimization
Our team improved performance by lowering the TTFB parameter for page loading. Pre-caching pages speeds up data access and boosts overall application behavior.
JS Loading Optimization
Deferred loading with timeout or user action handling.
Optimization Result on Desktop
Results increased by
21.5%
Before
High Time To First Byte (TTFB) indicates slow server response times, which delays the start of page loading and affecting on the SEO and accessibility.
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Accessibility
Best Practices
SEO
After
Was implemented pre-caching to store a version of the page in the cache, reducing the time to serve the page to the user. This helps us to improve score for all parameters.
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Optimization Result on Mobile
Results increased by
44.2%
Before
Large image files significantly slow down page load times. Multiple JavaScript (JS) and CSS files increased the number of HTTP requests, leading to slower page load times. Loading non-essential JS files during the initial page load delayed the rendering of the page.
Performance
Accessibility
Best Practices
SEO
After
Combined multiple JS files into a single JS file and multiple CSS files into a single CSS file. Compressed images to reduce their file size and implemented lazy loading to defer the loading of images until they are needed. Defered the loading of non-essential JS files until after the initial page load, either by timeout or user action.
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Accessibility
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Aleksandr Bochlin
Owner and CEO
Tell us about your project
WordPress Site
Website performance before working with us
Desktop Version
Mobile Version
General Site
Statistics
Common Published Pages
Published Posts
Private Posts & Pages
What we've started with
David Chester
Chief Marketing Officer
/ problem 1
Lack of Automatic Class Loading
The website experiences slow loading times due to a high number of individual file requests for JavaScript (JS) and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS).
/ problem 2
Untidy JavaScript and CSS Code
Users of the site have a negative experience and may leave frustrated because images take too long to load.
/ problem 3
Accumulation of Unnecessary Data and Resources
Slow download speeds and crawlability issues can negatively impact search engine rankings. Bloating of sites can occur due to excessive data in the database, unnecessary files, and too many plugins.
/ problem 4
Duplicate or Unnecessary Pages
Duplicate or unnecessary pages can harm a website's credibility and confuse search engine crawlers, leading to lower rankings or penalties. Useless pages also take up a crawl budget and divert search engines away from important content.
What we did differently
Our Solutions
Solving Site Problems
Configuring Automatic Class Loader
Enhances performance by loading classes only when needed. Simplifies code and reduces human error.
Cleaning Unusable Files
Reduces page load times by eliminating unnecessary file loads. Improves overall site performance and user experience.
Ajax Request Handlers and Template Management
Improves user experience through streamlined asynchronous request handling. Enhances URL management and SEO. Simplifies shortcode management.
Removing Unnecessary JS Files
Reduces page load times by eliminating unnecessary scripts. Enhances site performance by disabling resource-intensive plugins.
Plugins Cleaning
Reduces potential conflicts and improves site stability. Enhances site performance by eliminating unnecessary plugins.
Database Cleaning
Reduces database size and improves query performance. Enhances overall site speed and responsiveness.
CSS Optimization
Reduces page load times with optimized CSS. Enhances visual consistency and appeal of the website.
Optimization Result on Desktop
Results increased by
33.8%
Before
Slow loading times due to numerous JS and CSS requests. Poor user experience from slow-loading images, leading to frustration and abandonment. Slow download speeds and crawlability issues harming search engine rankings.
Performance
Accessibility
Best Practices
SEO
After
Merge individual JavaScript and CSS files into fewer files and minify them to reduce their size. Implement asynchronous loading for JavaScript to prevent render-blocking. Implement lazy loading so images load only when they are in the viewport. Convert images to more efficient formats like WebP.
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Accessibility
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Optimization Result on Mobile
Results increased by
44.2%
Before
Excessive database data, unnecessary files, and too many plugins slow down the site. Harm credibility, confuse search engines, and lower rankings by wasting the crawl budget and diverting attention from important content.
Performance
Accessibility
Best Practices
SEO
After
Cleaned up excessive data for faster performance. Removed unnecessary files and plugins, improving load times and efficiency. Eliminated duplicate/unnecessary pages, boosting credibility and search engine clarity. Ensured search engines focus on important content, enhancing rankings and visibility.
Performance
Accessibility
Best Practices
SEO
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Aleksandr Bochlin
Owner and CEO