I think that 6 seconds it's the maximum time that the homepage should
take to download. But that's dependend of you audience. If many of
your clients use 56Kbps modem connection then 300KB is huge. If they
all use T1 or even better then 300KB is average.
I tend to use by reference 50kb for each page, total!
Try to give a thumbnail of your images and then a link to the full
version.
Em 2006/09/06, às 05:50, Samuel Richardson escreveu:
Hello list,
What is considered an acceptable total page size for the web these
days? Clearly the smaller the better but I’ve put together a fairly
graphic heavy travel website with a homepage size of about 300k.
With GZIP switched on in the server I imagine that this will be
reduced fairly substantially (we have some huge stylesheets that
will compress well).
Thoughts?
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