Comments on: Let’s Make The Web Faster (by Google) http://web-kreation.com/all/lets-make-the-web-faster-by-google/ Web & Graphic Design by Jeremie Tisseau, Web Design Consultant at Calleo Mon, 06 Feb 2012 16:52:14 +0000 hourly 1 By: Mr-H http://web-kreation.com/all/lets-make-the-web-faster-by-google/#comment-20279 Mr-H Mon, 20 Jun 2011 15:13:06 +0000 http://web-kreation.com/?p=1779#comment-20279 thanks for this tut. I think download from external links (javascript and css) make pages faster to download. because it reduces the http requests, and cached by the browser.i've installed a plugin called YSlow mozilla, just perfect to see the performance of my site thanks for this tut.
I think download from external links (javascript and css) make pages faster to download. because it reduces the http requests, and cached by the browser.i’ve installed a plugin called YSlow mozilla, just perfect to see the performance of my site

]]> By: Jeremie Tisseau http://web-kreation.com/all/lets-make-the-web-faster-by-google/#comment-6161 Jeremie Tisseau Fri, 11 Sep 2009 09:57:14 +0000 http://web-kreation.com/?p=1779#comment-6161 In google's case (only buttons), it is more interesting to have just one big image and change the background position for each button image than to have 30 or more images and load them one by one. It seems to take a little bit longer the first time you load the big image but once it is done it is ready to use for all the buttons. In google’s case (only buttons), it is more interesting to have just one big image and change the background position for each button image than to have 30 or more images and load them one by one. It seems to take a little bit longer the first time you load the big image but once it is done it is ready to use for all the buttons.

]]> By: George - Planet Anarky http://web-kreation.com/all/lets-make-the-web-faster-by-google/#comment-6160 George - Planet Anarky Fri, 11 Sep 2009 09:22:50 +0000 http://web-kreation.com/?p=1779#comment-6160 Interesting article: I've seen this technique once or twice before, and it's certainly a novel way of showing imagery. I wonder, though, whether 1x big image takes up more space than lots of smaller optimised images? I dunno. Interesting article: I’ve seen this technique once or twice before, and it’s certainly a novel way of showing imagery.

I wonder, though, whether 1x big image takes up more space than lots of smaller optimised images? I dunno.

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