What are reasons for an website to take more response time?

[crypto-shex UAE]

can anyone suggest a way to improve the processing speed of a site?

[shekhar0005]

can anyone suggest a way to improve the processing speed of a site?

1. High res. images increase the size of the website to make it slow
2. More content makes it slow.

Here are few others:
https://www.bitcatcha.com/blog/2015/10-frustrating-reasons-why-your-website-speed-is-slow/

[ssbiswal14]

There are many ways to improve the website speed:
1. Optimize images
2. Leverage browser caching
3. Eliminate render-blocking JavaScript and CSS in above-the-fold content
4. Reduce server response time

ref: https://developers.google.com/speed/docs/insights/Server

[DeepuEzy]

According to me, you should do the following,

• Add Expires headers to leverage browser caching
• Compress/Optimize your images and also Specify image dimensions
• Fix all broken links
• Reducing your redirects
• Minify your CSS and JS files
• Replace PHP with static HTML where possible
• Link to your stylesheets, don’t use @import
• Enable Keep-Alive
• Put CSS at the top and JS at the bottom

[rssatnam]

can anyone suggest a way to improve the processing speed of a site?

Yes, I can definitely help you with your website speed.

I have increased speed up Hundreds of WordPress websites for my clients and made them get 90+ scores on PageSpeed insights.

Let me ask you a question, is your website WordPress?

If yes then you should check out this tutorial on increasing WordPress website speed.

And if not, then there are 3 things which you need to focus on mostly:

1. Image Optimziation

- Make sure each image is not greater than 60kb.
- Try Lazy Loading the images and iframes.
- Instead of resizing a 2000px wide image with CSS or HTML, first resizing the actual image with any image editor, and then upload it.

2. Enable GZip Compression

- This can be done using .htaccess code, which you can find on the above tutorial link I provided above, that works for all kind of websites.

3. Content Delivery Network (CDN)

- Use Cloudflare's FREE plan for this.
- No matter from which country your user is opening your website, CDN will look for the nearest region and serve all the static files of your website from the closest region.
- Also after installing CDN, changing nameservers, make sure you add PAGE RULES which you can find on the above tutorial.
- It will fix your TIME TO FIRST BYTE issue.

Follow the above three steps and this will help you get 80+ scores easily on pagespeed insights and gtmetrix.

Let me know if that helps