I am going to recommend people who are building stuff specifically for desktops to call out that fact. Here is the tagline for this project: "BEAUTIFUL ART FO

I am going to recommend people who are building stuff specifically for desktops to call out that fact. Here is the tagline for this project: "BEAUTIFUL ART FOR YOUR DESKTOP" So whether it loads in 6 seconds on mobile or 600 seconds is completely irrelevant to you the creator (of course within reason try to speed up the mobile experience). Here is a stat that no one actually finds unusual after thinking about it for a second - if what you have created is primarily for people who produce (rather than just consume) - writing, editing images, coding etc - a large portion of your audience will actually use your stuff on a large screen with a good internet connection. Before you go on to, say, AMP your site, first ask "Do I really need to?" I question the people peddling the mobile-first world - that world is quite far away for hardcore producers, and the odds are not terribly low that these prolific producers are going to be people with plenty of discretionary money to spend.