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I think thats probably part of the point of the article. I would read it less of a statement like "make you webpages smaller", and read it more as "be aware of
by legostormtroopr 10y ago
I think thats probably part of the point of the article. I would read it less of a statement like "make you webpages smaller", and read it more as "be aware of the bloat of modern webpages".
If your target audience has great internet, then ignore optimising for size. But be aware that people travel, and your market may change, so what is ok in SF may become unusable if they go on holidays, move offices or need to work of roaming data due to an outage.
- warcher 10y agoAh, I'm just joking around. Mostly. ;) I agree with and mostly implement the vast majority of google's recommendations vis a vis site weight and speed (when I have time/budget to do so), because I regard making sites fast as a signifier of competent professionalism. Any hack can make a sucky, slow, heavy website. Making a website that really cooks is one of several things I use to justify my rate. ;)