Website Speed Optimization

Build around the work that needs to happen

A fast homepage does not prove that search, product pages or account areas perform well. Useful optimization separates cached pages from dynamic requests and checks whether images, scripts, database work or hosting resources are the main constraint.

Custom query and cache work for growing sites

Weence uses custom rendering and query optimizations around its directory and publishing stack, including cached title-query results and targeted grid refreshes. Splinternet Marketing and Cyrus Ramsey also have directory compatibility and query-cache helpers.

These are examples of performance work at the application layer. We first identify the expensive request or stale-content problem, then scope a change and compare the relevant behavior before and after. A cache rule should preserve search, account and newly published content behavior.

Plan your project

Weence’s portfolio includes performance and caching work. Bring the slow pages and explain when the problem occurs. Brian can identify targeted changes while checking that caching does not mix customer-specific information or interfere with forms and transactions.

Is a single speed score enough to judge the site?

No. Scores describe specific tests. The review should also consider important user journeys, repeat measurements and the behavior of dynamic pages.