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If you're loading an image that's 100k+ you want a preloader on there so people know what's going on. It's not going to magically appear instantly because you'
by joshuarr 17y ago
If you're loading an image that's 100k+ you want a preloader on there so people know what's going on.
It's not going to magically appear instantly because you've compressed the image to shit and removed the preloader.
- makecheck 17y agoI specifically mentioned images that really were displaying instantly, prior to fancy UI. In other words, the page did not require the fancy UI, but one was added because someone thought it would be cool. And the result was a less optimal experience. Web site maintainers should be keenly interested in what their visitors think. But apparently, honesty only loses me points.