Kiril Varbanov wrote:My Internet connection is usually fast, here's a sample of the loading times of the forum:
Kudos once again for the speed pursuit - this is rarely seen recently ... These are the stats upon clicking on "User Control Panel" page.
Yeah, good job. Forum is running a lot more smoothly now with really good page load times, for me at least. There are a few things that can be done to make it even better (and improve SEO as well as Google does judge a site based on it's loading and rendering speeds).
https://developers.google.com/speed/pag ... bile=false
If you click on the mobile button at the top right of the page then you'll get some more suggestions. Most are quick fixes.
One thing that I would have liked to have seen, but fully appreciate that it's a big job, is a reactive page layout so that the site works more effectively across a wider range of monitor sizes. I have large high resolution monitors and a 17" laptop and the site feels like it's only using a narrow slice of the screen as it's been designed for the typical lowest common denominator. A reactive layout would have allowed you to design for a higher resolution screen but still have the site scale down to smaller screens - even all the way down to mobile. There's several frameworks and helper libraries for doing this, my personal preference is
http://cssgrid.net/. If you fire up their website and start resizing the window you can see it dynamically re-layout the website depending on how wide you make the window.