Website speed plays a very important role in making your business successful. A great user experience of your website or online store is key for building a strong customer base & a valuable brand. Slower websites degrade the user experience. A good looking website with a bad loading speed won't work as people will not stay and navigate it. Therefore, by not assuring your website loads fast, you risk losing a lot of customers or followers and, thus, a lot of revenue. In the end, nothing is more frustrating than a slow website. Not only it is bad for your website visitors, but also for website owners too. 
 
Nowadays Odoo is powering a wide variety of websites, including services & eCommerce business verticles. Furthermore, the number of eCommerce websites that are built with the Odoo Platform is ever on the rise. Speed factor can make or break a website. It affects your traffic, page views, conversions, sales, and your overall online reputation. By making Odoo CMS & eCommerce Websites faster, not only will you yield positive results in terms of page views and conversions, but you will also provide your visitors with a better user experience. Hence, If you are running an Odoo Website, how can you make it faster? 

In this presentation, you will learn the different ways to optimize the speed of Odoo eCommerce/Website up to the maximum level. I will present the summary of some of the top & already implemented custom solutions in Odoo at our various live projects. Below will be highlights of my talk:

• Efforts to improve Odoo Website speed as per Google Page Speed Standards
• Lazy Load of Image concept to minimize the page size and speed up overall page loading
• How to Minimize Total Requests of a Page while Page Loading time
• NGINX/Apache Web Server Configurations for Load Balancing, Quick Response Time
• Hardware Configurations of your Odoo Server
• Minified Html while Page Render at Browser
• CDN Implementation
• Asynchronous Image Loading with JavaScript for faster Page Loading
• Reduce Server Response Time
• Separate Views/Html Pages for Mobile & Desktop
• Add Expires headers to leverage browser caching