We can do by taking few steps in development those are refer
As per Design Several things:
- Minimize your javascript and CSS files. Google has a nice minimizer for JS.
- Cache images, js files and css files. Info on how to do this from IIS, here.
- Disable ViewState if you can or at least enable it only on the controls that need it.
- Use compression on IIS
- Use a content delivery network (CDN) to deliver javascript libraries such as jQuery, etc.
- Optimize your images using Smush.it
- Put javascript code at the bottom of the page so that the page starts rendering faster
- If you use JSON for data interchange between the UI and the backend, make sure you compress it, too.
- Use sprite me to create sprites for your image icons, backgrounds, etc.
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