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Good tutorial on how-to optimize Prestashop?


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7 minutes ago, swealpha said:

Hello!

Could you guys recommend a kinda fresh tutorial that explains how to optimize Prestashop?

I could only find old ones that was good. 

Thank you.

https://webkul.com/blog/prestashop-speed-optimization/

For guide use also PageSpeed Insights from google. Very helpful tool: https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/

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@swealpha

Optimize depend on user site basis. From my experience 15,000+ customer support from Themeforest. Here is some recommendation for you

 

1. Use a well coded theme

2. Use less module for site to load less js and css

3. Use css on demand like the module which page you used it load js and css on that page only.

4. Compress js and compress css ( by default you will got from PrestaShop performance menu)

5. Use lazy load for image. It will allow to request less resource from the site.

6. Use compress images , you can compress image from  https://tinypng.com/ or other image compress site before upload image.

7.  Use a good dedicated server where sever also have cache like lightspeed cache etc

 

This are the basic things for Performance. When you apply this and check your site in gtmatrix then you have a basic idea.


Hope my guide helps you

 

Thank you

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Ok thank you.

I wish we had a tutorial that could help us make Prestashop superfast.

We have litespeed on our server, but i see prestashop is not working good with litespeed. Very sad, because wordpress runs extreme fast with litespeed.

This is the best tutorials and guides i could find:
https://webkul.com/blog/prestashop-speed-optimization/
https://www.prestashop.com/en/blog/web-core-vitals
https://www.profileo.com/blog/preparer-site-prestashop-google-page-experience/
https://canonicalized.com/prestashop-speed-optimization/?section=prestashop-performance-options

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