Impressive! You can do some more front-end stuff to improve the speed too, like adding a good CDN and optimising your images. For example, [1] is ~790KB which i

Impressive! You can do some more front-end stuff to improve the speed too, like adding a good CDN and optimising your images. For example, [1] is ~790KB which is great for viewing on a 5k iMac, but is probably unnecessary when someone is viewing your website from a low powered phone on a slow 3G connection. There are various tools like ImageOptim or Dexecure (which I work on) to solve this issue. See [1] and [2] for a comparision on how this single image can be compressed further. [1] https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8380/29778359335_f59e0b4fcb_k.jpg https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8380/29778359335_f59e0b4fcb_k... [2] https://bigdemosyncopt.dexecure.net/https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8380/29778359335_f59e0b4fcb_k.jpg https://bigdemosyncopt.dexecure.net/https://farm9.staticflic... Note that [2] varies in size and format depending on your user agent and it becomes ~70KB when viewed from a chrome mobile device.