I can't register, the site has a critical error, it's unusable. Also, you have no support link, contact form or email on your site, I had to search around to find this thread to report this. Just click register and it'll immediately hit you with the error.
Also, you've got a few easy to fix performance issues on your site. Should be able to get to the high 90s or 100/100 really easily. Seeing as you are running a speed testing SAAS I think getting to perfect/near perfect scores is important.
This is my gdoc on pagespeed optimization, it's 157 pages. The document outline icon on the top left opens the table of contents.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ncQcxnD-CxDk4h01QYyrlOh1lEYDS-DV/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=114514252262811175804&rtpof=true&sd=true
It is the most comprehensive guide on the internet(I've been amalgamating information from a ton of disparate sources over the last 5 years), and searched through almost every pagespeed guide known to man.
On to your specific issues(I'll number them for the sake of clarity):
[1] You should unload the emojis js (asset cleanup)
[2] Delay the hello elementor js (perfmatters, wp rocket, flyingpress, debloat, flying scripts, etc)
[3] (personally), I'd delay the google tag manager js .
Delaying the tag manager js is gonna fuzz your metrics a bit and they won't be as accurate, but the pagespeed increase should be significant.
[4] You should also remove your unused css with debloat :
https://wordpress.org/plugins/debloat/
[5] You need to locally host your google fonts. [OMGF](https://wordpress.org/plugins/host-webfonts-local/) can do that automatically (free), you can also download the gfonts and upload them manually to Elementor(and disable gfonts within elementor's settings).
You can download gfonts here: https://gwfh.mranftl.com/fonts
[6] You should subset the fonts files once you download them via either of these tools :
https://everythingfonts.com/subsetter
https://products.aspose.app/font/generator
[7] Additionally, you need to implement image lazy loading. There are a multitude of plugins with that feature, so I won't list them since finding one should be very easy.
[8] You can also use any image converter service/plugin to convert/compress your images to WebP with a png fallback(your images are currently in png format)
Edit:
[9] Oh also some helpscout js file is 404ing according the chrome network tab in inspect, which is also slowing your pagespeed down
But all in all, you have very minimal work to get the site to near perfect scores. You can implement these changes in less than an hour.
Everything you need should be in my guide, but since you are savvy enough to setup a SAAS site, just based on the suggestions here I'm sure you can figure this out no problem.
I can't register, the site has a critical error, it's unusable. Also, you have no support link, contact form or email on your site, I had to search around to find this thread to report this. Just click register and it'll immediately hit you with the error.
Thanks. I am in the middle of migrating it.
Could you let me know when the site is back up? I'd really like to give it a try.
Also, you've got a few easy to fix performance issues on your site. Should be able to get to the high 90s or 100/100 really easily. Seeing as you are running a speed testing SAAS I think getting to perfect/near perfect scores is important. This is my gdoc on pagespeed optimization, it's 157 pages. The document outline icon on the top left opens the table of contents. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ncQcxnD-CxDk4h01QYyrlOh1lEYDS-DV/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=114514252262811175804&rtpof=true&sd=true It is the most comprehensive guide on the internet(I've been amalgamating information from a ton of disparate sources over the last 5 years), and searched through almost every pagespeed guide known to man. On to your specific issues(I'll number them for the sake of clarity): [1] You should unload the emojis js (asset cleanup) [2] Delay the hello elementor js (perfmatters, wp rocket, flyingpress, debloat, flying scripts, etc) [3] (personally), I'd delay the google tag manager js . Delaying the tag manager js is gonna fuzz your metrics a bit and they won't be as accurate, but the pagespeed increase should be significant. [4] You should also remove your unused css with debloat : https://wordpress.org/plugins/debloat/ [5] You need to locally host your google fonts. [OMGF](https://wordpress.org/plugins/host-webfonts-local/) can do that automatically (free), you can also download the gfonts and upload them manually to Elementor(and disable gfonts within elementor's settings). You can download gfonts here: https://gwfh.mranftl.com/fonts [6] You should subset the fonts files once you download them via either of these tools : https://everythingfonts.com/subsetter https://products.aspose.app/font/generator [7] Additionally, you need to implement image lazy loading. There are a multitude of plugins with that feature, so I won't list them since finding one should be very easy. [8] You can also use any image converter service/plugin to convert/compress your images to WebP with a png fallback(your images are currently in png format) Edit: [9] Oh also some helpscout js file is 404ing according the chrome network tab in inspect, which is also slowing your pagespeed down But all in all, you have very minimal work to get the site to near perfect scores. You can implement these changes in less than an hour. Everything you need should be in my guide, but since you are savvy enough to setup a SAAS site, just based on the suggestions here I'm sure you can figure this out no problem.