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I'm a minimalist in this regard, and I really believe that a website should only be as complex as it needs to be. If your website requires fast Internet because
by jmajeremy 1y ago
I'm a minimalist in this regard, and I really believe that a website should only be as complex as it needs to be. If your website requires fast Internet because it's providing some really amazing service that takes advantage of those speeds, then go for it. If it's just a site to provide basic information but it loads a bunch of high-res images and videos and lengthy javascript/css files, then you should consider trimming the fat and making it smaller.
Personally I always test my website on a variety of devices, including an old PC running Windows XP, a Mac from 2011 running High Sierra, an Android phone from 2016, and a Linux machine using Lynx text browser, and I test loading the site on a connection throttled to 128kbps. It doesn't have to run perfectly on all these devices, but my criterion is that it's at least usable.
- RajT88 1y agoI mean. I prefer my news sites plaintext. I think most video calls should be audio calls, and most audio calls could have been emails. I lived happily on dialup when I was a teenager, with just one major use case for more bandwidth.
- keysdev 1y agoSince 2013 I was in a situation where we only has edge internet for half year for 10 ppl. Ever since then I promote text web page. Not everyone has fast Internet.