Why is your website extremely slow to load?
Likely due to the fact that you have hundreds of images that need to be loaded? Why not break things down a little and let people click on React, Django or whatever first, and then load the images?
It's really bad, I hate having to load this URL, but I have to from time to time to show web developers what we will be working with.
Frustrated,
Bob
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A slow-loading website is often due to large images being loaded all at once. To improve speed, consider using lazy loading for images and breaking down content by category—like React or Django—so that only relevant images load when selected. This approach can significantly enhance performance and user experience. For more insights on optimizing web performance, check out Xtrasaas.com!
Hi,
Thank you for your feedback.
May I know what is your browser and OS version? Is the browser cache not disabled on your browser? Is the loading time the same on other devices on your end?
As per Google page test results here the page is quite optimized for SEO and UI/UX. As you can see the Google page loading score is quite high(Over 90 from 100).
We load those thumbnails using lazy load techniques. During the initial page load only 10-15 thumbnails are loaded as per initial viewports. Only when u scroll other demos thumbnails are loaded.
We will check it further and try to improve the loading time further.
Regards.
