Comments on: Analyse Website Access Speeds http://www.sitelogic.co.uk/analyse-website-access-speeds/ Free Web Design and Web Development Tue, 13 May 2008 09:17:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Jan from thrusites design http://www.sitelogic.co.uk/analyse-website-access-speeds/comment-page-1/#comment-5050 Jan from thrusites design Mon, 15 Oct 2007 16:31:45 +0000 http://www.sitelogic.co.uk/analyse-website-access-speeds/#comment-5050 This reminds me of starting my first big web site where I learnt PHP :) . The lesson was very good because I learnt the scripts optimisation and databases optimisation perfectly. What loaded in 3-4 seconds, loaded in 0.1 seconds after doing the optimisation steps. Later I even did some site speed optimisation projects for clients. This reminds me of starting my first big web site where I learnt PHP :) . The lesson was very good because I learnt the scripts optimisation and databases optimisation perfectly. What loaded in 3-4 seconds, loaded in 0.1 seconds after doing the optimisation steps.

Later I even did some site speed optimisation projects for clients.

]]> By: SiteLogic http://www.sitelogic.co.uk/analyse-website-access-speeds/comment-page-1/#comment-3286 SiteLogic Thu, 09 Aug 2007 09:32:46 +0000 http://www.sitelogic.co.uk/analyse-website-access-speeds/#comment-3286 No I would not worry about a couple of seconds either.... the sites I maintain are suffering load times of over 20 seconds for some pages and it is proving a bit of a pain!!! The issues are all server side... complex SQL queries, cron jobs etc. so these plugins are not much use in terms of problem analysis, but they do allow me to get better info back from users / admins who are running FireFox.... No I would not worry about a couple of seconds either…. the sites I maintain are suffering load times of over 20 seconds for some pages and it is proving a bit of a pain!!!

The issues are all server side… complex SQL queries, cron jobs etc. so these plugins are not much use in terms of problem analysis, but they do allow me to get better info back from users / admins who are running FireFox….

]]> By: Mutiny Design http://www.sitelogic.co.uk/analyse-website-access-speeds/comment-page-1/#comment-3276 Mutiny Design Wed, 08 Aug 2007 21:33:17 +0000 http://www.sitelogic.co.uk/analyse-website-access-speeds/#comment-3276 Thinking about it, I don't I think it would be much of a problem to have a page load time of a couple of seconds. I think it is when the site is continually slow at loading pages that it will become a problem. Thinking about it, I don’t I think it would be much of a problem to have a page load time of a couple of seconds. I think it is when the site is continually slow at loading pages that it will become a problem.

]]> By: SiteLogic http://www.sitelogic.co.uk/analyse-website-access-speeds/comment-page-1/#comment-3270 SiteLogic Wed, 08 Aug 2007 08:30:09 +0000 http://www.sitelogic.co.uk/analyse-website-access-speeds/#comment-3270 Good question :evil: :evil: In the past I have benchmarked competing sites and decided where I needed to be against those, but without direct customer feedback that is still very subjective.... I found these tools after upgrading a web-app and being told the system was slower... we knew it would be as it had become more complex but the question of "how slow" or "how fast does it need to be" is one I still have no answer too... I think I will optimise everything I possible can until either I run out of ideas or the complaints stop!!! That scenario is a little different as they are our own servers... and it is server issues that are causing the problem as opposed to application code.... Good question :evil: :evil:

In the past I have benchmarked competing sites and decided where I needed to be against those, but without direct customer feedback that is still very subjective….

I found these tools after upgrading a web-app and being told the system was slower… we knew it would be as it had become more complex but the question of “how slow” or “how fast does it need to be” is one I still have no answer too… I think I will optimise everything I possible can until either I run out of ideas or the complaints stop!!!

That scenario is a little different as they are our own servers… and it is server issues that are causing the problem as opposed to application code….

]]> By: Mutiny Design http://www.sitelogic.co.uk/analyse-website-access-speeds/comment-page-1/#comment-3256 Mutiny Design Tue, 07 Aug 2007 21:19:45 +0000 http://www.sitelogic.co.uk/analyse-website-access-speeds/#comment-3256 Thats a really useful plugin. I am worried that the loading time of my sites is too slow because of all the javascript and PNGs. The only plus is I am not weighed down by 150kb of abttered old HTML from the mid 90s. How slow do you think is too slow? Thats a really useful plugin. I am worried that the loading time of my sites is too slow because of all the javascript and PNGs. The only plus is I am not weighed down by 150kb of abttered old HTML from the mid 90s.

How slow do you think is too slow?

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