05-04-2007, 12:39 AM
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I assume you are talking about designing a website which loads quickly?For the HTML code, make sure it's lean and doesn't contain too much rubbish in it. Strip out comments, indents, if you're using scripting (e.g. JavaScript) make the lengths of your variables small (e.g. use 'a' instead of 'hasTheUserClickedTheMouseYet').For images, reduce the colour-depth or increase the compression. Try saving images in a different format (e.g. gif, jpeg, png) and compare file-sizes - jpegs are good for photos but aren't as good as gifs for buttons.Similarly for audio and video - try different codings (avi, mp3, mp4, etc) and experiment with reducing the bit-rate to see if the experience is still acceptable.
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