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1. Combine CSS files Your page loads 9 CSS files from your domain. minify the CSS once you have combined it. Tip: Ensure styles are properly enqueued with wp_enqueue_style(). 2. Avoid font overload Remove references to any unused fonts. Consider reducing the number of font families used. 3. Avoid older font formats Older font formats like EOT, TTF, and OTF are significantly larger than the web-specific WOFF formats. (WOFF2 is the smallest.) 4. Consider using WOFF2 font format instead of WOFF You have 1 font that is in the WOFF format, which is not as compressed as WOFF2. C 5. Avoid redirects 1 file was redirected. Update references to this in code, using the target URL provided. 6. Reduce number of requests The home page is downloading 186 different files. reduce the number of requests by combining JavaScript files, combining CSS files, inlining small JS and CSS, combining image files (png, gif) into sprites, and generally removing anything unused or unneeded. having fewer tracking scripts, fancy widgets, and “embeds” as each one can call dozens of external resources. 7. Reduce page complexity Your page has 1331 DOM elements (HTML tags). This is pretty high. The "right" number is highly dependent on the length, purpose, and visual concept of your page. identify poorly coded theme, 8. Improve TTFB (time to first byte) Some of page’s resources were slow to respond to the browser’s requests. This can be caused by transient conditions on servers and the network, and other “Internet weather.” Look for any plugins that aren't critical and deactivate them. Or, look for alternatives to plugins that are slow.