My website is really slow between clicks. Sometimes up to 15 seconds before it changes pages. Doing an inspection in the developer tools it’s throwing a few errors and the bulk of time is centered around one function, but the Js file is compressed, of course, so the function names are just one letter and hard to trace.
Reading some of the other posts, potential culprits could be large images, and extra breakpoints. I reuse the same images througout the site, and thought they might be cached, so that’s one question.
Is there client caching and expiration dates on images so that the client uses the local copy without an additional fetch for each use?
Anything else that could be making it so slow?
I’m going to go in and make changes for breakpoints and images soon, but I noticed that the Editor X team likes to see the slow sites in action, so I thought I post the link here first before I make changes.
The site I made in editorx is also very slow. The sad part is performace is really poor in mobile view. it even crashes. Maybe they are still in beta so got a lot of stuff to optimize.
Hello Pete,
I am Naama from Editor X Product Team.
I have forward your site link to our R&D to investigate the slowness that you have reported.
Thank you,
Naama
I had a look at your website. I’m surprised at how slow it is. It crashed on me too. There’s not much content there so I’m very surprised - it should be lightning fast and stable.
The only thing I can think of is images and image caching. When I built it it was my first time on Wix and I didn’t use the image library. And some of the images are large. I’m working on my MVP #2 now and making different choices to see what happens, and where it bogs down.
@ricardoherrera994 Thanks! Performance did eventually get a lot better as Wix rolled out progressive updates. I also started using the image library feature, which I’m guessing also helped. Thanks for the compliments on the design. (I’m already ready for a fourth update, as I have more time.)
I’m bouncing off your message because I’m experiencing the same problem as the author of this post (several seconds or even ten seconds of loading time) and after checking whether this could be due to very large scripts or images, I noticed that the problem was coming from json native to wix, which causes my site speed to lose several seconds.