Website speed | PenciDesign Support

letsventureout replied

7 years ago

Customer Reply

I've just checked, the AMP is working now. Thank you for your help

PenciDesign replied

7 years ago

Staff Reply

Hi,

1/ At this time, if you want to get more speed on mobile - let's use a better hosting and use more with CDN.

The theme has reached to maximum optimize - there is no anything we can do for optimize on mobile at this time.

2/ I just tried validate your AMP page and I see it's fine now:

https://search.google.com/test/amp?utm_source=gws&utm_medium=onebox&utm_campaign=suit&id=RTC0yw03UXtGjNX4x-M6bA

Please wait google update the bug.

Best Regards,

PenciDesign

letsventureout replied

7 years ago

Customer Reply

The speed test desktop is ok but it came out slow for mobile version.

I created a new menu for AMP but I still got the message from google console that some of my posts had issues.

PenciDesign replied

7 years ago

Staff Reply

Hi,

1/ Your site quite fast for me. It just take 2sec for load. I think there is no need to optimize more here.

2/ For AMP issues, seem you didn't check the documentation for the theme here

You need to go to Appearance > Menus > create a new menu for your AMP - which don't use category mega menu > scroll down and check to "AMP Menu".

Best Regards,

PenciDesign

letsventureout replied

7 years ago

Customer Reply

I have these plugins or similar one but the website is still slow. Is there any way to fix this?

I'm also getting issues with the AMP versions of my posts. Google console said there are 2 issues and that the "Tag 'amp-accordion > section' has an incorrect number of child tags" and "the tag is missing an AMP component 'script' tag". How do I fix this too?

PenciDesign replied

7 years ago

Staff Reply

Hi,

You can check this guide to know how to improve your site speed.

There is no any conflict between javascript & images

Best Regards,

PenciDesign

letsventureout started the conversation

7 years ago

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Hello,

I've run a speed test with GTmetrix and I found that my website is slow for mobile. From the results it told me to "defer parsing javascript", so I asked my hosting company and they told me that maybe the theme may be conflicting with my images.

I was wondering what is the correct size I should use for images throughout the blog posts and for the feature image as well?

Or is there something else that could be making my website slow?

Thanks.

Stephanie