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Alex123
VP-CART Super User
USA
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 Posted - October 26 2017 : 16:55:58
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Here is some tips.
1. Enable gzip compression
You need to contact your hosting support to see whether gzip compression is enabled on the server side. If it is already enabled you can edit web.config file under the website to enable compression for the website. Please refer below url for the example code and more details.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/iis/configuration/system.webserver/httpcompression/
2. Serve resources from a consistent URL
Sometimes it''s necessary to reference the same resource from multiple places in a page - images are a typical example. Even more likely is that you share the same resources across multiple pages in a site such as .css and files. If your pages do need to include the same resource, the resource should always be served from a consistent URL. Ensuring that one resource is always assigned a single URL has a number of benefits. It reduces the overall payload size, as the browser does not need to download additional copies of the same bytes. Also, most browsers will not issue more than one HTTP request for a single URL in one session, whether or not the resource is cacheable, so you also save additional round-trip times. It''s especially important to ensure that the same resource is not served from a different hostname, to avoid the performance penalty of additional DNS lookups.
3. Googel pagespeed tools is a good resource to help you to Minify JavaScript, css and request size etc. You might need help from your web developer to achieve this. Refer
https://developers.google.com/speed/docs/insights/MinifyResources
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