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Optimize Site Loading Time


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Greetings Guys,

I am trying to improve the site loading time for my website - http://www.woopads.com as I noticed that several images are being loaded and I are not being used at all. How do I go about removing these lines of code. What do I have to provide?

Thank you And Awaiting for your replies,

Jose

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I don't know, it's your site. Look through the template file for whatever CMS you're using...

I believe I wouldn't come here seeking for help if I didn't have a problem in the first place. I have gone through both the index and the header files and I can't seem to find the specific image code. Perhaps you can assist me?

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It loads fast enough for me (less than 2 seconds). You can try looking at data from Google Webmaster Tools if you have concerns.

As far as possible files should be requested from the same domain name to reduce resolution times (exception below). And you should try stitching images together to reduce the number of requests.

Looking at the html source, I would suggest linking to the the jquery scripts at Google - they use content delivery networks which will direct the request to the server closest to the end user. And it will also mean that the files might be already cached on the user's computer from visiting another website that linked to the same files.

(more stuff like that)

You should consider hiring someone professional to look at your site (going only by the way you phrased your question).

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I believe I wouldn't come here seeking for help if I didn't have a problem in the first place. I have gone through both the index and the header files and I can't seem to find the specific image code. Perhaps you can assist me?

Well, I'm 100% positive that there are more than two files that are being used to run your site. What CMS are you using?

http://www.woopads.com/templates/platinum/

Go through that template directory to look through the files to edit what you want to remove.

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It loads fast enough for me (less than 2 seconds). You can try looking at data from Google Webmaster Tools if you have concerns.

As far as possible files should be requested from the same domain name to reduce resolution times (exception below). And you should try stitching images together to reduce the number of requests.

Looking at the html source, I would suggest linking to the the jquery scripts at Google - they use content delivery networks which will direct the request to the server closest to the end user. And it will also mean that the files might be already cached on the user's computer from visiting another website that linked to the same files.

(more stuff like that)

You should consider hiring someone professional to look at your site (going only by the way you phrased your question).

Thank you for your prompt and lengthy answer. We are actually looking for a freelancer to take care of our code although we are on a very tight budget.

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