Best practice for images

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Squoosh

This is the easiest measure you can do to improve your performance. You probably want your users to view the images in the best quality, but at what cost and is it necessary? If you serve an oversized image only to be viewed in a limited-sized box, you transfer unnecessary data over the network that take extra time before it can be displayed. I recommend you use a tool to resize and compress your image, e.g. Squoosh.

#Image Editing #Image Optimisation #Photos & Graphics 173 social mentions

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SVGOMG

Extra tip, you can use svgomg to clean up your .svg file.

#Vector Graphic Editor #Graphic Design Software #Digital Drawing And Painting 9 social mentions