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Immediately I could see issues such as content not being cached, CSS and JS files not minified \ compressed etc. The main ones I use (in no particular order) are: After doing some research via the Joomla documentation and third party sites I found some tools to benchmark the site and see what could be improved. With the site up and running the next stage was to tune its performance as initial page load speeds were somewhat slower than I was hoping.

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(formerly Monitor.Us – you need to specifically request conversion to a free account once the trial ends)Īfter some issues with registration emails not arriving for users due to another user on the shared server being IP blacklisted we also set up an account with HetrixTools to keep an eye out for any similar occurrences in future Website tuning and troubleshooting.

(also provide an excellent performance monitor tool, see below).

Again fortunately there’s lots of high quality, business-grade free tools out there for personal use – I use two of them to make sure we’re covered: If the site goes down for some reason I need to know about it and being used to having tools like PRTG Network monitor at work I wanted something similar for the site. Using social media on the front page helps to keep it fresh but does come at a cost, more on that below… Monitoring

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For example all events are managed via Facebook then embedded into the website so we only need to update content in one place. We purchased a couple of Joomla plugins to pull dynamic content from social media onto the website.

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I also use Google Analytics to track site usage having completed a very well-timed training session at work on how to track campaigns and analyse user interaction. but needs a bit of work for suitable content and branding Instagram – this used to be really powerful but appeal is a lot more limited now the TOU have changed and we can’t embed a hashtag gallery on our website.Facebook For Sale \ Wanted Group – saves our members paying eBay fees when trading parts between members (!).Excellent for quick responses but not so good for reference topics. Facebook Group – social discussion board that sees a lot of traffic that the forum used to serve.Facebook Page – allows us to post “officially” as Metropower.

Social media and analyticsĪ few years ago one of the admin team set up a Facebook group as a first foray into social media now we have coverage across a wide range of platforms:

Drive has been handy as a secondary backup location too. Using a Google account made sense as it would also serve as the account to use for Analytics as well.

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We also decided to set up a centralised Google account to store archive data, purchased plugins and so on. I initially wanted to use a Bug Tracker such as but ran out of databases on our hosting plan so put that on hold for the time being. We only needed to use the one board for managing the website project, although I have started another one up post-launch to keep track of bugs and website improvements. To solve this I took another tip from my professional life, using Trello to manage tasks amongst the admin team and tracking the progress of content to be migrated from old site to new. Managing the project and resourcesĮarly on in the build process it became apparent that our Facebook chat group wasn’t going to be sufficient to keep track of all the works that needed to be done to get the new site live. The post in this web development mini-series focuses on the products and tools that were used in the process of building and refining the new Metropower site along with some lessons learned along the way.