Interesting question.
I've been having trouble with my site as it is really taking too long to load each time you visit the home page. I've been wanting to apply some things I've learned from Andew Wise's surfing in blog but I wanted to fix the page loading problem first. Luckily the caching fixed it. Good Luck!
Lara S.
________________________________________ "Things work out best for those who make the best of how things work out."
1. Reduce the amount of downloadable pages. Use gzip compression, this will shorten the file transfer time to the browser.
2. Reduce the amount of graphics. Delete unnecessary images.
3. Reduce the number of browser requests
4. Enable data caching
5. Reduce the size of the CSS and JavaScript code.
2018 trends - Use REDIS or memcache(d) where possible, and of course CDN. Split the DB and the files into instances too.
You can have as much media and content as you wish.
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