Questions about site speed with excessive pages?

I really feel like there's a more efficient way of doing this, every product pages & carts file is over 500 lines... What direction should I be going to optimize my coding?

And is what I'm doing effecting much that I'm not informed about?


I honestly think I should be moving toward PHP & SQL to be able to work my scripts around my work but I feel like I've got waaaay too much HTML/CSS/Bootstrap...

If I better study stylesheets and learn to reference a single cart page and try do some magic there about cart page taking info from product information?

I'm confused my dudes, just need to link payment processors and link up newsletters to get a move, could I even go this direction and just appreciate that there's not 100 files in one folder?



Is my work supposed to look like this?

Thanks for reading anyways guys, any information appreciated. First bit of criticism gets a jab though...

If your html code is repetitive, then you need to use proper programming languages to do it.

snoob2020 said:

If your html code is repetitive, then you need to use proper programming languages to do it.

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I'm trying to find the directions to those proper languages bro.

if even, a way to shorten my contents

CPANathan said:

I'm trying to find the directions to those proper languages bro.

if even, a way to shorten my contents

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Laravel. Try Laravel bro.

Alex Radcliffe said:

Laravel. Try Laravel bro.

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I've come across so many times folks have suggested Laravel... I like your thinking...

Any good places to start pal?

CPANathan said:

I've come across so many times folks have suggested Laravel... I like your thinking...

Any good places to start pal?

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Official laravel's documentation is wayyyyy better than anything imo. Else if video is what you like, look at laracasts . com is the best

@Alex Radcliffe hey man, I'm looking into this now. So with Laravel my roadmap would be;

Templated Product/Service page layout for framework --> to call that framework per product page --> then find a way to edit what that calls to say change what's highlighted to... file name? file name for the multiple product pages like the one I've shown below... further than that I could figure out how to call each filename's description and change that to suit location... If I can figure out how to complete these steps I can do it for checkout and cart pages too and save a serious amount of space, right?



My tabs are being abused by w3schools tabs

framework idea is blowing my mind