Website is slow

David Munoz

• April 15, 2024 06:56

Website is very slow. Minimal content, mainly just brizy elements.

Is there something I need to turn on or off in settings? 

https://dmf.brizy.site/

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  K C George

  • April 15, 2024 07:11
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  Hi David,

  The performance of your website looks reasonably good in GT Metrix. Have a look your website's performance audit report at https://gtmetrix.com/reports/dmf.brizy.site/zTbO7YLh/

  

  I also checked the visual loading speed of your website. Kindly see my test at https://jmp.sh/Ympy5MRD Your website loaded within a second at my end.

  When you say the website is very slow, how slow is it at your end?

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  David Munoz

  • April 15, 2024 07:34

  Thanks, I did see that. If I visit a page for a second time it's fine. For new visitors that visit new pages loading will take longer. I just don't know how it will hurt ranking on Google, etc.

  Mobile looks slow. https://pagespeed.web.dev/analysis/https-dmf-brizy-site/82k3flriwq?form_factor=mobile

   

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  K C George

  • April 15, 2024 08:31

  Hi David,

  You are right; after every update, cache gets regenerated when a user visits the page for the first time. Hence the first visit to a page immediately after a website update is slower; from the second visit onwards the page loads faster since the cache is already generated and page is served from the cache.

  To provide a better experience for your visitors, kindly visit the frontend of the pages immediately after making an update to your website. Visitors will then see the page after you have seen it and hence the page will load faster for them.

  Kindly have a look at the Pagespeed Insights score of Google.com at  https://pagespeed.web.dev/analysis/https-google-com/7z1vznk9da?form_factor=mobile  Comparing the score of your website with that of Google.com (which is a blank page with a form in the middle), you will see that the your website performs reasonably good.   

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