Any Ways to Boost WordPress Performance Speed?

[Cleopatra]

What ways can you recommend me to boost my wordpress performance and speed?
The thing is that one of my co-workers draw my attention to Flatsite.com static wordpress site generator.
Would like to know your views on it? Have you tried it?
Any other suggestions please?

 

[Mirrowsk]

FLATsite is an excellent solution that provides a variety of plans to fit your budget and allows you to manage multiple static WordPress websites from one platform.
No coding required. Static sites produce fewer HTML requests than dynamic sites with databases and significantly boosts your WordPress performance speed.

 

[Kaffyfolla]

Optimise your images. Oversized images are the most common cause of slow WordPress sites, Enable caching,Think mobile-first, Enable GZIP compression, Minify CSS, HTML & JS files, Update plugins, Clean-up your database.

 

[jay]

The hosting service that you're making use of might be an issue that will slow down your website speed. Also, make sure the pictures are well optimized and sized for your page.

 

[Justin]

I hear that of you use CND and AMP, you can improve website speed. However, I do not have tried this myself. By the way you can also remove unwanted plugins and themes to improve speed.

 

[Ub40]

Even though I don't have any WordPress blog or website I am running at the moment, but I do know that the thread and comments above are a very vital information for me as I will be starting my blog or website very soon. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Kvngsammy]

You can as well ensure that your site isn't too loaded with images or graphics. Keep the designs simple, also make sure your hosting provider provides speed as well; sometimes the fault might not be from your end.

 

[BrolySSJ]

I think that the best way to do it is to try and reduce the number of add ons that you have on your website because that would make the most sense in trying to increase the load time. And also to lower the quality of the images as well.

 

[Saachi]

Optimize your image. Images that are too large are the number one cause of slow WordPress sites. Enable caching, mobile first, enable GZIP compression, minify CSS, HTML, and JS files, update plugins, clean up your database.

 

[frederick_9]

Despite the fact that I don't now operate a WordPress blog or website, I am aware that the thread and comments above contain important information for me because I will soon create a blog or website.

 

[Laurentta]

I don't know about flatsite.com and i also don't know of any way to boost wordpress performance speed. I currently don't own a website and i know very little about websites.

 

[Kane]

Try to use a light weight theme for your site and limit plugin usage, you will find that your site will have improved speed. Most of the time themes and plugins cause loading speed issues on WordPress sites

 

[Emmy]

This website is used to boost speed on your static WordPress when link them together for dynamic change. You can also boot performance speed if you can learn more skills about designing in order to make use theme available on that platform.