How i can decrease the Load time of my website

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I am developing a website in laravel. My website is Optimized,

But it's Loading time is 13s

I Optimize my website by doing some steps and achieved 81 % score in google pageSpeedInsight

  1. Use Google Fonts (Previously loading from the server)
  2. Bootstrap (include bootstrap using CDN)
  3. minified javascript
  4. minified CSS
  5. compress images (reduced the images size without compromising quality )
  6. convert images into Base64 (to reduce the request)

The Bottleneck is my Loading time which is 13s

Following Reason might be the issue

  • The file size is 1.4mb take almost 7s to load enter image description here

  • The big issue are images so when the landing page is rendered it almost requested 50+ images

    . But even reduced the number of requests it's loading time is 13s

    Question

    1. What will the roadmap to achieving the 4s load time of the website?

    2. How can I achieve this 4s load time of the website

Thank you very much for helping me out I been searching this out for a very long time

I appreciate your help

laravel-5 page-load-time request performance
1 Answers

This is really hard to answer in the abstract.

In general, I've found that the 80/20 rule applies with page performance - 80% of the time is usually spent on 20% of assets that you need to load. The problem is that each website can have a different 20% - however, with a 13 second load time, there are some likely candidates.

Large assets, typically video, audio or image files. A 1.4Mb image file is just about acceptable, but smaller is definitely better. On a 512K download link, that file would take well over 20 seconds to download; on aDSL (around 6Mbps), it's still a few seconds. Ideally, you want images to be <500Kb.

Many assets even if you have optimized all the images, having many large-ish images will make the page slow. If that's unavoidable due to the design of the site, consider lazy loading - only load an image once it appears in the browser's view port.

Slow server-side rendering of the page if your .php files are slow, the website will be slow.

Combining/minifying CSS/JS, using CDNs all help, but typically only once you have the other things sorted out - in my experience!

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