Web Site Optimization Guide

Web site and blog optimization is very important these days. Web page optimization streamlines your content to maximize display speed. Fast web site delivery speed is the key to success with your web site. It increases overall profits, decreases costs and improves overall visitors satisfaction.

Optimization is very important to search engines and it may improve your overall search engine rankings too. Optimization helps your pages to display navigable content faster, here I will show you how to successfully optimize your web site or blog speed easily!

To maximize overall speed of your blog or web site you should care about following:

• Minimize overall HTTP requests
• Resize and optimize images on your site
• Optimize multimedia files
• Convert JS behavior to CSS (if you can)
• Convert table layouts to CSS layouts
• Replace inline styles with CSS ones
• Minimize initial display time
• Load JS wisely

Of course, to do all of that you will need to know something more about web sites, HTML and basic web design things. Please note which kind of content on your sites are using much more space than others:

1. Images – Not optimized and large images can easily make your site hard to open on every connection. Optimize your images and use popular formats like JPG, PNG or GIF.
2. JavaScript – JS can be sometimes larger than any images, because it will be opened much harder than above one! Important thing is to optimize JS for your sites, and I recommend you to put all script codes in your last body line on web site template.
3. HTML – HTML Takes much less space than any above things. Also, you can easily optimize HTML codes to improve functionality and speed of your web site or blog. Delete un-necessary code lines in your web site template for best effects.
4. CSS – CSS is very fast, I like it specially because of that. In other way, it looks very nice and it’s easy to setup. I recommend you to use as much is possible CSS elements on your web sites for best possible results.

Recommended sizes for elements on your web site or blog:

• HTML Size – less than 50kb per page
• Image Size – less than 100kb per page
• Script Size – less than 20kb per page

Keep in mind that optimized web site will load much faster on every internet connection. Visitors like when they come on fast and easily accessed web site or blog. Not only visitors but search engines too!