Remove the slider from the page completely. optimise images to a smaller file size. stop relying on JS to do all the heavy lifting
Here are some tips for reduce your load times: Consider implementing a content delivery network Implement new image formats to reduce the size of your images Cache, cache, cache Evaluate your plugins Combine images into CSS sprites Enable HTTP keep-alive response headers Enable compression.
Yes this is common problem in websites with irregular content..Firstly check your html code and css codes are written seperately..If you add more style attributes inside html it will make your page loading slow..and compress the media files using in your site.. Then Use navigations to avoid whole content on the same page ..it also make your page slower.. If you found this comment is useful just reply,Thankyou..
