Best Web Design and Short Load Time

We all still there, sitting at your computer waiting for the page to load, then wait some more, then wait a bit longer. Sometimes we run, sometimes, because of our impatience we hit the back button and find another website to look at or buy some. Charging time is as important today as at any other time in fasting. However, the website designers and developers seem to pay more attention these days, assuming that everyone has a super-fast connection and the server is able to offer all of the super-speed to the host.

This is where great skill in website design is that every page, including all of its assets, such as images, style sheets, JavaScript files and the like, is added to the size and length the download time estimated for different connection speeds.

Great, professional web designer and astute use of several techniques to reduce the time as possible, and often without noticeable changes in the quality of the site for the end user website. By placing format cascading style sheets (CSS) External much repetition can be avoided. It works for two reasons. The first is that the CSS is downloaded only once per visit and secondly all the formatting is repeated on page after page of HTML is removed from the equation. In the same way by including all the JavaScript (JS) in an external js file, download it only once, regardless of how many pages are accessed the site.

Another method used by the web designer is to ensure that the image compression is appropriate. Unless you have a web site that displays something like photography most of the image can be greatly compressed. For some images of people can not tell the difference between those who are serving in 60% and 80%. For this you need to experience to ensure that you get the right compression and remember that each picture will be different. Fortunately many image editors level professionals (e.g. Photoshop) allows you to preview images in different compressions next to each other so that you can make a selection based on appearance rather than presage a percentage of their use.

If you follow these simple rules, then you should be able to reduce the download time of pages and hopefully provide quick access to your site and prevent the user from navigating away by failures.




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