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I am trying really hard to fix all of my issues. I just don't know how to do it the right way. Last time, I broke down pretty bad my code. I had to redownload the theme...
To help me, I tried Avada app but my score didn't improved at all. Is there someone here who can help me?
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This is one of the most popular issues that I faced in the last year then I realized that the theme I was using was the issue to slow the speed of thepage you can click here to learn about it.
Dawn is very fast out of the box. The biggest contributors to the low page speed score seem to be Buddha Megamenu and Weglot, they both account for around 10 seconds of JS execution time.
I am having the same issue as you. My Dawn theme is running really slow and suddenly dropped from a score of around 52 to 32 overnight despite me not changing anything at all.
Some things I did to speed mine up:
I still have a long way to go with page optimisation and there are more things I want to do to improve the mobile experience, but just doing the above changed my score from this...
To this...
The last things I need to try and work out are:
Best of luck to you.
Improving that score isn't a goal in and of itself. The overall goal should be to optimize the store for the visitor/customer, not to improve some arbitrary score. A faster-loading page is of course better than a slow one, but not if that increase in speed comes at the expense of usability, overall appeal and ultimately conversions. And a better score doesn't mean you'll necessarily get more visitors or that those visitors will spend more.
Here's a good article to put the speed score into perspective: https://presidiocreative.com/blogs/news/the-shopify-speed-score-what-it-actually-means
Optimizing images (i. e. compressing them) before uploading them is definitely a good idea as the compression algorithm Shopify uses when resizing uploaded images on the server isn't all that great. But resizing images before uploading isn't always necessary as most current themes (including Dawn) are designed to load images only at a maximum size that's required for the given context. So resizing an image from 3000 x 3000 to 1500 x 1500 before uploading won't reduce the overall page size if the theme is already loading the image in question at 400 x 400 for the given device/viewport size.
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