Your website features a mix of PNG and JPEG images. Some users report slow loading times for pages with multiple images. How can you improve the loading times without compromising the visual quality of the images?
- Convert all images to GIF format.
- Implement a CDN (Content Delivery Network) for images.
- Optimize and compress images while retaining visual quality, and consider using newer formats like WebP.
- Use CSS sprites for all images.
Optimizing and compressing images is a fundamental step in improving web performance. Tools and libraries are available that allow for substantial size reductions while maintaining visual fidelity. Newer formats like WebP provide better compression than traditional formats. Using a CDN can also help by delivering assets from servers closer to users, but the first step should always be to reduce the size of the assets being delivered.
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