This page load speed is enough?

yup I am using Cloudflare but I bypass my image because I used 2 types of the image formed for my website one is webp and if the browser no sported webp then jpg

Most browsers natively support webp so no need to do this unless you're targeting a different audience who are more likely to use old browsers
 
in external services, I am using google analytics, Adsense and social share float button.

check the Waterfall (right after PageSpped and YSlow > you will see the elements that load the slowest.

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I developed my own WordPress theme for my website from scratch... but yes I copied a PHP code from twenty-twenty or twenty nineteen themes

so that I can save my time and for CSS I am using the BULMA framework.
great try to get it below 3s.
check wp rocket plugin and asset clean up plugins. they work pretty well for me ;)
 
Most browsers natively support webp so no need to do this unless you're targeting a different audience who are more likely to use old browsers
i am from India and due to my country high population I think that at least 3-5% users may be still using the old browser

check the Waterfall (right after PageSpped and YSlow > you will see the elements that load the slowest.

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yup I checked bro but it's the problem with server location..
great try to get it below 3s.
check wp rocket plugin and asset clean up plugins. they work pretty well for me ;)
yup I tried that but w3 total cache seems to work better than this.

finally all of your suggestions I am able to figure out the real issue ... I am only targeting users in India but my hosting is from the USA that's why It takes soo much time to load... I am going to shift my site server location to Bangalore, India with Cloudflare VPS.

Anyway my recent result after using the same server location

google page speed
desktop - 99%
mobile - 93%

Gmetrix -
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Pingdom -
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how to optimize that? what plugins do you use?
I developed my own theme with scratch using CSS Bulma Framework(size - 200KB) with extra CSS(size - 50KB) after that I used CDN and w3 total cache plugin :cool:

I used only 4 javascript file, customlayout.js(size - 40kb), lazyload(for image load on scroll), and ajax and jquery file.

and now going to shift my server to India because my targeted audience is from India
 
Loading time is higher, look into google page speed insights you can get some suggestions.
 
What does the Google Page Speed insights say? Does it pass the Web Vitals check?
 
Looks like it's probably your hosting. Where are you hosting the site?
 

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The issue already solved brother watch the above screenshot which I attached in a reply section before your comments. :cool:


Anyway my recent result after using the same server location
google page speed
desktop - 99%
mobile - 93%
Pingdom -
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Right. Sorry, yeah that Pingdom test looks more like what it should be for that page size and number of requests.
 
page speed plays a important role in our website. if the website speed is low then you'll see the bounce rate. so try to optimize the page speed under 2-3 sec
 
Install Fast Velocity Minify, It shaved seconds off the majority of my websites.
 
page speed plays a important role in our website. if the website speed is low then you'll see the bounce rate. so try to optimize the page speed under 2-3 sec
More room for optimization.
Install Fast Velocity Minify, It shaved seconds off the majority of my websites.
thread closed I already improved my page speed to 1.7 seconds according to GT matrix, 662ms according to Pingdom and 95%(phone) 99%(desktop) according to google page speed ... see my final screenshot which I uploaded above your comment
 

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selective on choose every elements on every pages and dont to much add some css/js action on it.
 
So many irrelevant posts in this thread.

Your website could be fast and well-optimized, but if the test server is on the other side of the world. Obviously the time to load is gonna be longer then.
 
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