When in production, there a few things that you could do, to enhance a website's speed. First and foremost, make sure that
CSS and
JavaScript are
minified and
compressed. In addition to that, it would be great if you could
cache static content such as those I mentioned before, using a
CDN or any other way that suits your requirements. Next, ensure that
images are also
compressed and served at their
intended dimensions. There is no need to upload an image in its full size unless required. Another tip to consider is to
defer the execution of
JavaScript by specifying the defer attribute in a script. Last but not least, be careful with your database queries. Be very specific on what data you load on the page, and leverage indexes and eager loading. Obviously, you could do more than that. There is a great website that you can use to scan your own site and get recommendations. The service is called
Gtmetrix and you can visit the site by following this link
https://gtmetrix.com