ANSWERED PLAINLY

A faster website without a rebuild.

Speed work has a reliable order: the same few culprits cause most slowness on most sites. Follow this sequence before paying for a rebuild. It resolves the majority of slow sites TechSetup sees across India.

01

THE USUAL SUSPECTS

Where the seconds go.

Multi-megabyte images, a dozen marketing scripts, unsubset fonts and chat widgets loading before content. Each is small alone; together they add seconds on phones.

  • Uncompressed hero and banner images
  • Render-blocking scripts and styles
  • Full font files for three words of text
  • Chat, popup and analytics widgets racing content

02

THE FIX ORDER

Fix the biggest gains first.

Compress images and serve modern formats, defer everything below the fold, subset fonts, then audit third parties one by one. Measure after each step so you know what paid off.

  • Images: resize, compress, modern formats
  • Defer non-critical JavaScript
  • Subset fonts, preload the critical two
  • Remove or delay one third-party at a time

CLEAR ANSWERS

Common questions, answered directly.

What is a good page speed score?

Aim for Core Web Vitals green on mobile: LCP under 2.5 seconds, INP under 200 milliseconds, CLS under 0.1. Chasing a perfect 100 often costs more than it returns.

Will caching plugins fix everything?

Caching helps repeat visits, not first impressions. And most new visitors are first impressions. Fix the payload itself: images, scripts and fonts.

How do I know what is actually slow?

Test with PageSpeed Insights on a mobile profile and read the diagnostics, not just the score. It names the exact files costing you seconds.

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