Secrets to Website Optimization
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The document discusses secrets to website optimization. It outlines factors that impact website performance such as the number of HTTP requests, files sizes, and number of images. It then discusses tools that can be used to analyze site performance, including built-in Joomla tools like enabling caching, uninstalling unused extensions, and removing statistics. Third party tools like JCH Optimize and image compression plugins are also recommended. Browser tools from Google like PageSpeed Insights and PageSpeed Optimization are outlined as well. The document encourages optimizing websites using these various techniques and tools.
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- 1. Secrets to Website Optimization ! by Tessa Mero ! http://SeattleJoomla.com Seattle Joomla User Group 1 November 25th, 2014
- 2. Summary • Who Am I? • Why Optimize? • What Are The Factors? (and the break down) • Tools • Conclusion 2
- 3. Who Am I? • College Instructor • Joomla! Developer • Open Source Contributor • Mother • Snowboarder 3
- 4. Why Optimize? • Better Performance • More Successful Website • Better Search Engine Ranking • Faster Page Load • More Viewers 4
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- 18. developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/optimization Google Page Speed 18 Browser Tools
- 19. developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights Google Insights 19 Browser Tools
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- 21. Thank You! @TessaMero tessa.mero@joomla.org 21