Firestar wrote:
> Check out Jakob Nielsen's website and you would know that speed of serving
> webpages is one of the main usability factors.
The bottleneck is not generally the speed of serving webpages, but
rather, the speed of the client downloading the data from webpages, as
the data has to go through N regions of the Internet between the server
and client.
Also, users tend to look at more than one webpage at a time, and so
their incoming bandwidth per connection is reduced even further.
The answer to this issue is to avoid large graphics and large pages,
allow client-side caching, move the useful content of a site "forwards"
towards its entrance, avoid banner adverts...
--
Steve Alexander
Software Engineer
Cat-Box limited
http://www.cat-box.net
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