Jump to content


Photo

How to increase your magento sites speed ?

magento tips

  • Please log in to reply
3 replies to this topic

#1 balwant

balwant

    Advanced Member

  • Members
  • PipPipPip
  • 45 posts

Posted 01 August 2014 - 01:19 PM

If you want the conversion rate of your online ecommerce store to increase then site speed is the most important factor in it. There may be 10 or 20 weekly paying customers for online merchants but still the merchants might be losing 100’s of customers every week during the checkout stage itself. among the main reasons for it is slow loading of pages, and as network speed of mobile and computer get faster, internet shoppers expect the same for your website also.

By default magento is actually a heavy system and it isn’t exactly fast either. However, there are few simple tips that even beginners can use to increase their websites speed and ultimately increase conversion rates.

 

new_banner1.png

Combine CSS and JSS files

One of the biggest reasons your magento powered website is slow is perhaps because it has lots of CSS files and depending on your theme it might slow down your website. You can safely merge javascript and CSS files together by simply going to system>configuration, (left navigation) Advanced>Developer.

And once you are on the developer page, set ‘Merge Javascript’ files and ‘Merge CSS’ files to yes. This would make your magento website faster because the overall structure of your site will be cleaner and much easier to load from one file.

 

Compilation

Active scripts in magento’s core structure take time to load. Every time a website visitor accesses any page with a script, magento needs to pull it to them. This can be solved by enabling compilation.

Go to System>Tools>Compilation within the magento administrative dashboard. This would pull all script closer to the front of a web pages loading que.

Please Note: - Compilation must be disabled every time you update any themes, extensions etc, or else they might cause errors.

 

Caching

A process of storing certain elements of a web page close to computers, tablets CPU or smart phones is called cache. Thus whenever that web page loads in future it takes less of time to do so because the fundamental building block of that site would be stored locally itself.

With magento it becomes easy for you to enable cache and this is a recommended point for all online merchants whether big or small. Just go to system>Cache management and then select which ever web pages you would like to have this feature. Once you make your selection, set the dropdown box in order to enable and press submit.

Caching can reduce load times for website visitors to a huge extent.

 

 

For more information visit : www.ilovemage.com 

or you can e-mail us at : sales@ilovemage.com

Add Us on Skype : biz_ilm

Offer:-

Use coupon code :  ilovemage and get 10% off all Magento Extensions and services

 

 



looking for the best presta addons with outstanding support? check this: PrestaShop Modules

#2 whitebear

whitebear

    Advanced Member

  • Members
  • PipPipPip
  • 93 posts

Posted 29 October 2014 - 12:13 PM

Site speed depends on many aspects, including:

  • hosting
  • number of scripts executed on page load
  • CSS weight
  • images optimization
  • cache usage

These are only basic steps. But following best practices fro each of the mentioned steps, you can speed up any site.

As for Magento, you can read our research on full page cache and varnish cache and speed tests of popular Magento themes

 

You can also check out this extension http://amasty.com/ma...-gift-wrap.html. Its features include:

  • Magento loads pages much-much faster
  • Huge decrease of your server load
  • Better search engine indexing and higher rankings
  • Dynamic blocks / "hole punch" support
  • Save time for your customers to retain them

full-page-cache-magento-cache-comparison



#3 storehippo

storehippo

    Member

  • Members
  • PipPip
  • 23 posts

Posted 03 December 2014 - 10:36 AM

With the help of webmaster tool, you can check page speed insight...with this tool,website speed increse and perform best result.



#4 Peppe89

Peppe89

    Newbie

  • Members
  • Pip
  • 2 posts

Posted 15 January 2021 - 05:58 PM

Remember that the goal of a VPN is to make the information you send online and your internet activities secure and anonymous (even the VPN provider should not know what you are doing online). Keeping this in mind there are a few arguments why free VPNs shouldn’t be your choice that is why even free vpn https://en.finevpn.org/ can increase your magento website speed.







Also tagged with one or more of these keywords: magento tips