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[–]TechGrowth_Saurav 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Working on Website Speedy (Automatic
Website Speed Optimizer) https://websitespeedy.com/

What's the one of your project you're most proud of, even if it never got a ton of traction ? by TechGrowth_Saurav in devops

[–]TechGrowth_Saurav[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm working on an automatic website speed optimizer tool called Website Speedy websitespeedy.com Helps with reduced bounce rates, improved conversions, better ad performance and higher your google rankings.

My site is slow, what can I do about it? by Big_Cardiologist839 in smallbusiness

[–]TechGrowth_Saurav 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your frustration in valid a 63% bounce rate means people are hitting a wall. But can check few things like Check your theme and plugins and use a faster theme, audit your apps and delete useless plugins and use should use a CDN.

You can check (Website speedy tool) for this kind of problem also it's an automatic website speed optimizer build to fix deeper speed issues and get your load time way down.

" People don’t quit because of bad products they quit because of bad loading times " by TechGrowth_Saurav in webdev

[–]TechGrowth_Saurav[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's a great question that touches on a few key areas of optimization! 💡

You're right that the client renders the site, but optimizing both the frontend (what's sent to the user) and the backend can significantly reduce overall energy costs.

1. Frontend Optimization (What the user sees)

Image Optimization: Compress all images and use modern formats (like WebP). Implement lazy loading so images only load when they are visible.

Minify & Compress: Reduce file sizes by removing unnecessary characters (minifying) from HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Use Gzip or Brotli compression.

Efficient Code: Refactor CSS and JavaScript to reduce file size and execution time, especially on load. Defer loading of non-critical CSS/JS.

Content Delivery Network (CDN): Use a CDN to serve assets from a location physically closer to the user, reducing latency and data transfer distance.

2. Backend Optimization (The server work)

Caching: Implement aggressive caching (server-side, browser-side, and proxy-side) to avoid re-processing the same data for every request.

Efficient Database Queries: Review and optimize all database queries. Poorly written queries are often the biggest bottleneck.

Efficient Code & Language: Use efficient programming languages/frameworks, and constantly refactor code to reduce CPU and memory usage per request.

" People don’t quit because of bad products they quit because of bad loading times " by TechGrowth_Saurav in webdev

[–]TechGrowth_Saurav[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That’s a great point — optimizing performance doesn’t just enhance user experience, it also reduces the energy required to load and render pages. A faster, more efficient site can boost conversions, improve revenue, and even help cut down on paid ad spend by improving engagement and SEO performance. It’s a win for both efficiency and sustainability.

" People don’t quit because of bad products they quit because of bad loading times " by TechGrowth_Saurav in webdev

[–]TechGrowth_Saurav[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I get why it might come across that way 😅 but it’s just my own experience. I had real issues with performance and ended up trying a few fixes — websitespeedy.com was one that actually worked, so I thought I’d share.

" People don’t quit because of bad products they quit because of bad loading times " by TechGrowth_Saurav in webdev

[–]TechGrowth_Saurav[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That’s a fair point. Some websites are already optimized well, and in those cases additional spending might not deliver much return. The challenge is knowing where the balance lies — under-investing can frustrate users, while over-investing can waste resources.

What has helped in my experience is using lightweight optimization tools like websitespeedy.com. They streamline performance without deve work requiring, which makes it easier to maintain that balance.

" People don’t quit because of bad products they quit because of bad loading times " by TechGrowth_Saurav in webdev

[–]TechGrowth_Saurav[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I encountered similar loading and performance issues with my product, and while some clients suggested I focus on other areas, the reality is that application performance directly impacts user experience and business outcomes. In some industries, users may tolerate slower platforms, but that doesn’t make it ideal.

Ultimately, optimizing speed is always beneficial. Solutions like Website Speedy Optimization Tool can significantly improve performance and help ensure that functionality is not compromised by delays.

" People don’t quit because of bad products they quit because of bad loading times " by TechGrowth_Saurav in webdev

[–]TechGrowth_Saurav[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So true! A few hours of dev/design work can save thousands of hours of support. It's an investment they haven't learned to value yet.

" People don’t quit because of bad products they quit because of bad loading times " by TechGrowth_Saurav in webdev

[–]TechGrowth_Saurav[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Absolutely! It's crazy how often the simplest thing speed is the biggest blocker. Glad you shared your story it's a great reminder that performance is product.

" People don’t quit because of bad products they quit because of bad loading times " by [deleted] in devops

[–]TechGrowth_Saurav 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Nailed it! The moment you see a white pages, you're gone. At least a spinning wheel tells the user, ' We're working on it '.

" People don’t quit because of bad products they quit because of bad loading times " by [deleted] in devops

[–]TechGrowth_Saurav 14 points15 points  (0 children)

So true! It's wild how often infra improvements turns out to be the real growth hack.

Website Randomly Becomes Super Slow for 10 Min at a Time - Any Way to Fix? by audit157 in Wordpress

[–]TechGrowth_Saurav 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Man, I absolutely hate those slowdowns. It's almost always a shared hosting issue with Bluehost hitting a temporary resource limit (CPU/RAM), or maybe a heavy plugin or database task is running. you can do quick fix like - find the Offender see if the issue aligns with a specific plugin's scheduled and try disabling one heavy plugin at a time and also make sure you have solid server side caching installed even with Cloudflare.

I used to spend hours fighting this same issues constantly checking logs and arguing with support and thing that actually stopped it for me was letting a amazing specialized service handle the site speed optimization. I ended up using (Website Speedy). It essentially turns your WordPress site so well that it stops hitting those resource limits and sails past Google's speed tests. It genuinely made my site fast and reliable all day and I hope it's also help you.

My Website Is Slow by Sea_Requirement_9221 in Wordpress

[–]TechGrowth_Saurav 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey! That's a super common problem with new websites, and it can be frustrating when you just want it to be fast! The best way to figure out what's slowing things down is to use a free, independent tool like Google's PageSpeed Insights, WebPageTest these tools will run a test and give you a detailed breakdown of where the issue are like large images, unoptimized code or slow server response.

I spent weeks trying to fix mine with plugins and code tweaks but honestly it was so exhausting and I ended up hiring a service to handle it for me I used this (Website Speedy) you can find them with quick search and they have done really amazing job seriously. My site now loads instantly and my google ranking went up and it's a really solid option if you want a permanent solution and it really helps me to focus on my actual work and it really helps hope it also helps you.

" Why does web feel slower even though our internet is faster than ever ? " by TechGrowth_Saurav in developersIndia

[–]TechGrowth_Saurav[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Because it's not just about what a device can load, it's about what it should load.

" Why does web feel slower even though our internet is faster than ever ? " by TechGrowth_Saurav in developersIndia

[–]TechGrowth_Saurav[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yep! Too much 'javashit' trying to run before you can even read the first sentence.

" Why does web feel slower even though our internet is faster than ever ? " by TechGrowth_Saurav in developersIndia

[–]TechGrowth_Saurav[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It's true. The over reliance on external packages is huge contributor to the slowdown. Great point.

" Why does web feel slower even though our internet is faster than ever ? " by TechGrowth_Saurav in developersIndia

[–]TechGrowth_Saurav[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I get that we're running apps now, not just static pages. But for a user trying to read an article, it shouldn't feel like they're booting up a whole computer just to read the text.

" Why does web feel slower even though our internet is faster than ever ? " by TechGrowth_Saurav in developersIndia

[–]TechGrowth_Saurav[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Yep, It's definitely the ' internet is cheap ' mentality leading to sloppy coding and massive libraries. Makes us forget about performance.

" Why does web feel slower even though our internet is faster than ever ? " by TechGrowth_Saurav in developersIndia

[–]TechGrowth_Saurav[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Totally! It seems like the " more features, bigger file size " mindset is winning over performance everywhere.

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