Take a look at your Assets like: http://www.stemsos.org/css/creative.css These files are too big.. Maybe you try to minify the JavaScript and Stylesheets.. This should give you a little more speed.
There's too much stuff on your page. my chrome crashed lol
If you have a lot of modals i suggest loading them only when needed. Use my bootstrap wrapper https://github.com/astroanu/boot-wrap to load modal windows will less code.
Also you might want to make those css and js files smaller. Concatenate and minify, Use elixir or try this http://codebreez.com/using-twitter-bootstrap-with-laravel-elixir-efficiently/
I will minify the files, however on my localhost they just did save me a few seconds. I was thinking on lazy loading the sections. I've found some jquery frameworks that lazyloads images, but they do not lazyload sections.
fwartner said:
Take a look at your Assets like: http://www.stemsos.org/css/creative.css These files are too big.. Maybe you try to minify the JavaScript and Stylesheets.. This should give you a little more speed.>astroanu said:
There's too much stuff on your page. my chrome crashed lol
If you have a lot of modals i suggest loading them only when needed. Use my bootstrap wrapper https://github.com/astroanu/boot-wrap to load modal windows will less code.
Also you might want to make those css and js files smaller. Concatenate and minify, Use elixir or try this http://codebreez.com/using-twitter-bootstrap-with-laravel-elixir-efficiently/
You will need to learn how to use console for this kind of issue.
I think there is issue with some script. It's doing infinity loop.
Here is screenshot. http://cl.ly/image/0y2L1s2G2o0z
^I think that's a Chromecast error. https://code.google.com/p/google-cast-sdk/issues/detail?id=309
Google basically, "We are not going to fix this."
Aside from that, I took a quick look and saw that you have 3 head tags. A lot of that code is just repeat as well...like loading google fonts 3 times, or the fancybox stylesheet 3 times, etc. First clean up your code, which could do wonders for your site. Then, it would be easier to figure out how to better the performance of your site.
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