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True. As ever, it makes sense to A/B test these things with your userbase. Their behaviour is more important to your own sites than any research or personal pre
by philbo 10y ago
True. As ever, it makes sense to A/B test these things with your userbase. Their behaviour is more important to your own sites than any research or personal preference.
- danielrhodes 10y agoCan't you just reason that images coming through earlier is a better experience than not? Do you really need to AB test this?
- Normal_gaussian 10y agoYou can. You can also be wrong. If the value coming through your site is great enough that marginal improvements (on the order of 1%) are worth time investment (compared to other available improvement avenues) then this is something you should A/B test.
- trav4225 10y agoHah, I'm surprised at the replies here. I guess I'm in the minority opinion (I don't like progressive loading of anything; just prepare the page, then show it to me :-).