Improve Site Speed

[Subham_008]

Hi Folks,

I am trying to improve website speed , 
Optimized images, css, js but no improvement, 
Can any one help me out here
https://www.indeloom.com/

[TechSprout]

Hello, Subham. Although your images are really lightweight, check for libraries that are delaying their load and renders. Try to optimize these and unblock page interaction. Here's Lighthouse's insight on the libraries that you can still optimize:

[aditya58singh]

Hi, 
We have checked your website and found the loading speed is fine. 
I was getting 1.5 sec loading time which is good according the standard. If the conversion rate is low on your website then the issue can be other things. 

[DaisyVo]

Hi @Subham_008 

I've reviewed your store's performance and noticed that both the Total Blocking Time and the Largest Contentful Paint are relatively high. It may be worth revisiting the slider on your homepage to see if any optimization is possible. Additionally, high Total Blocking Time is often due to an excessive number of third-party apps. You might consider removing any unused apps from your store.

If these adjustments don’t lead to improvement, you may want to explore the Avada SEO Suite app https://apps.shopify.com/avada-seo-suite. We offer a manual speed optimization service with our technicians under the Pro Plan. Our tech team will thoroughly examine your store to identify the root causes of slow performance, ensuring we find the best ways to enhance your theme’s speed.

I hope this helps

Best,

Daisy

[mudasir_qayyum]

You have to check your website on pagespeed insights google. I have checked that.

To improve your site speed, focus on reducing JavaScript execution time by eliminating unused JS, deferring non-critical scripts, and minimizing third-party code impact. Also, preload key resources, optimize lazy-loading for images, and address render-blocking resources by inlining critical CSS and deferring unused CSS. For a thorough fix, consider leveraging tools like Google PageSpeed Insights or hiring a developer experienced in performance optimization.

[DaisyVo]

Hi @Subham_008 

Improving your website's speed is crucial for user experience and SEO. Since optimizing images, CSS, and JavaScript hasn't yielded improvements, consider the following steps:

1. Enable Browser Caching: Configure your server to store static resources locally on users' browsers, reducing load times for repeat visitors.
2. Implement Lazy Loading: Ensure images and videos load only when they enter the viewport, decreasing initial page load time.
3. Minimize HTTP Requests: Reduce the number of elements on your pages to lower the number of requests made to the server.
4. Optimize Server Response Time: Assess your hosting service's performance; upgrading to a faster server or using a Content Delivery Network (CDN) can enhance load times.
5. Audit for Unused Plugins or Scripts: Remove any unnecessary plugins or scripts that may be slowing down your site.
6. Utilize Performance Monitoring Tools: Employ tools like Google PageSpeed Insights or GTmetrix to identify specific issues and receive tailored recommendations.

By implementing these strategies, you should observe a noticeable improvement in your website's performance.

If you have further questions, I am willing to answer.

Regards,
Daisy

[SEOAnt-Jeffery]

Hi @Subham_008

I have checked your website by clicking the URL shared in the question and while testing, I noticed a quite long time of loading situation on my end when accessing your website. I suspect it may be due to too many elements or plugins existing on your website, therefore if you would like to improve website speed, you can double-check whether exist unnecessary elements or apps installed on your store and if so, you can choose to remove them accordingly.

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[Website_Speedy]

Hii @Subham_008 , I analyzed your website using Google Page Insights  and noticed that LCP, FCP and performance scores on mobile are the worst despite your efforts with image, CSS, and JS optimization.  

Here are some advanced suggestions to improve the performance scores   : 

1. Preload Hero Banner 

Your hero banner is likely the Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) element, and optimizing its loading can significantly boost your performance. To ensure it loads as soon as possible, try preloading it with a high fetch priority:

<link rel="preload" as="image" href="{{ 'hero-banner.jpg' | asset_url }}" fetchpriority="high">

2. Reduce JavaScript Execution Time

• Too much render-blocking JS is slowing your paint times. Try:

          <script src="{{ 'custom.js' | asset_url }}" defer></script>

• Minify Javascript&colon; Reduce file size by removing unnecessary spaces, comments, and formatting.
• Reduce Third-Party Scripts: Limit third-party scripts to only those essential for your store.

3. Reduce Server Response Time (TTFB)

Slow Time to First Byte (TTFB) can result from server-side delays.

• Enable browser caching to reduce server requests for repeat visitors. Add cache-control headers in theme.liquid:

         <meta http-equiv="Cache-Control" content="public">

4. Avoid DOM Overload Above-the-Fold

A heavy DOM tree in the first viewport increases LCP. Keep your hero section lean and avoid unnecessary wrappers, sliders, or videos.

Simplify the Hero Section - Remove unnecessary wrappers: Flatten nested <div> and sections that don’t add value.

Avoid using multiple layers, like:

<div><section><div><div>Text</div></div></section></div>

Replace with:

<section><h1>Text</h1></section>

After making these changes, I recommend rechecking your website’s performance using Google PageSpeed Insights. and get more actionable suggestions

Alternatively , If you prefer not to handle this manually, I’d recommend trying Website Speedy – a Shopify speed optimization app that automatically handles LCP, FCP and other performance issues. It’s quick to set up and includes a 14-day free trial.

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