Squeeze Maximum Performance From Your Joomla Website
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The document outlines various strategies for optimizing Joomla! website performance, emphasizing the importance of speed for Google rankings and user satisfaction. Key recommendations include keeping Joomla! updated, wisely choosing and managing extensions, utilizing caching, optimizing images, and considering CDN usage. Advanced techniques involve server optimizations and choosing appropriate hosting solutions to enhance website speed and reliability.
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- 21. Let’s prove this
- 22. But what if we add server cache?
- 23. Some key takes • Shared can be a good platform contrary to the common belief, but not always the right one • If you need custom setup/deep customizations & have a big website -> go for VPS/dedicated • Dedicated/VPS & Cloud can perform much better for you if you KNOW how to tweak them
- 24. More key takes • Your site will perform better, regardless of the platform should it’s optimized. • There are tools that can help you speed up your website, like extensions, CDNs and site loading speed checkers.
- 25. Some useful tools: • Yslow • Google page speed • Chrome speed tracer • Webpagetest.org
- 26. It’s your turn! Questions time!
- 27. THANK YOU! Tenko Nikolov SiteGround.com Email: [email protected] Twitter: @tnikolov