Changing the H1 on the home page & site speed

Changing the H1 on the home page & site speed

tidyandstyle23
Visitor
2 0 1

Hello, is it possible for someone to help me edit my homepage H1 title via code? I want the H1 to be the rich text box which currently states "Your Destination for Homeware, Furniture & Storage Solutions"

 

My site speed is also showing signs of improvement but I'm not sure where to start with this - any help appreciated.

 

Website: www.tidyandstyle.co.uk

 

Thanks in Advance, Natalie

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kazi
Shopify Partner
723 100 125

Hello @tidyandstyle23 you can edit H1 tag from liquid template and checked your store current speed in google page speedmobilsco.png

 

There are some optimization required

 

Properly size images

Reduce unused JavaScript

Eliminate render-blocking resources

Largest Contentful Paint image was lazily loaded

Reduce the impact of third-party code

 

Your store score and speed will be better after optimizing this factors

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oscprofessional
Shopify Partner
16372 2440 3187

Hello @tidyandstyle23 

Find the section of code that corresponds to the H1 title. This might be indicated by the <h1> tags or a specific class or ID assigned to the element.

 

I have checked your site in the Google Page Insights tool. There is a low score on your website. It needs to be improved, especially on mobile devices.

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Below are some factors that might impact the speed of your online store, and how you can address them.

We’ve had the best success for our clients by working with our developers to implement the lazy sizes because it's quite complicated for non-technical people.

You need to work on the following points:

  • Theme Upgrade if there is a scope and upgraded theme available
  • Reduce JS Payload.
  • Use Critical CSS.
  • Reduce Large Image Sizes
  • Migrate Tracking Codes To Google Tag Manager
  • Compress Images
  • Limit Third-Party JavaScript & Shopify Apps
  • Preload Web Fonts. (I suggest limiting it to one and using a standard web font)

By fixing these issues, your website speed score can definitely improve.

 

If anything needs to be included or clarified then feel free to ask.  We will surely help you. 

 

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tidyandstyle23
Visitor
2 0 1

Thank you so much, I've managed to fix the H1 header issue. I'm certain I could address the other points in time but with a newborn baby, it's proving relatively hard to find the time to research and implement fixes. I'll check the fonts I've used as that'll be a quick win but the other speed issue sounds a little technical for me. 

 

May have to possibly look at hiring someone to help

 

Thanks for your time, really appreciate it. x

 

 

Cedcommerce
Shopify Partner
718 77 117

Hello Tidyandstyle23

For optimizing your site speed, there are several works that you can perform:

1. Compress images: Reduce the file size of your images without compromising quality. You can use tools like Kraken.io or TinyPNG to compress your images before uploading them to your Shopify store.

2. Minify CSS and Javascript&colon; Remove any unnecessary white spaces, comments, or line breaks from your CSS and JavaScript files. Minification reduces file sizes and improves load times. Shopify automatically handles this for you, so you don't need to make any manual changes.


3. Enable caching: Leverage browser caching to store static files on visitors' browsers. This way, when someone revisits your site, the browser doesn't need to download all the resources again. Shopify handles caching automatically, so no additional configuration is needed.


4. Use a content delivery network: Consider using a CDN to deliver your site's static assets, such as images, CSS, and JavaScript. A CDN stores copies of your files on servers in different regions, reducing the distance between the user and the server and improving load times.


5. Evaluate apps and scripts: Review the apps and scripts installed on your store. Some apps or scripts might be slowing down your site. Disable or remove any unnecessary or poorly optimized ones.

 

Remember to test your site speed after implementing these changes to see the improvements. Shopify also provides built-in performance reporting in the dashboard, which can help you identify specific areas that need optimization.

 

We hope this guidance helps! If you have any further questions, feel free to ask us anytime.

 

Regards, 

CedCommerce

 

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