What's included

• Performance Audit:

  Conduct a thorough performance audit to identify current bottlenecks and areas for improvement. Utilize tools like Google PageSpeed Insights, Lighthouse, and GTmetrix to gather data and insights.

• Load Time Analysis:

  Measure and analyze the current page load times for critical pages. Identify the key contributors to slow load times.

• Image Optimization:

  Compress and optimize images to reduce file sizes without compromising quality. Implement lazy loading for images to load them only when they are in the viewport.

• Minification and Compression:

  Minify HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files to reduce their sizes. Enable compression for text-based resources to decrease download times.

• Caching Strategies:

  Implement browser caching to store static resources locally and reduce server requests. Leverage Content Delivery Networks (CDN) for caching assets globally.

• Code Splitting:

  Utilize code splitting techniques to load only the necessary code for a particular page. Consider lazy loading for non-essential components or features.

• Server-Side Optimization:

  Optimize server response times by addressing database queries and server-side scripts. Consider upgrading server hardware or utilizing serverless architecture if necessary.

• DNS and Connection Optimization:

  Optimize DNS resolution times and consider using a faster DNS provider. Implement HTTP/2 to improve connection efficiency.

• Mobile Responsiveness:

  Ensure that website is fully responsive and optimized for mobile devices.

• Monitoring and Testing:

  Set up continuous monitoring to track performance over time. Conduct A/B testing to assess the impact of changes on user experience and conversion rates.