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Last week the Aztek team attended the Stir Trek conference in Columbus, Ohio. Among the many great talks Chris Love’s “10 Things to Make Your Site Faster” presentation stuck out and got us thinking we should share a few of the ideas we use when designing websites and applications.
Slow websites are not just an inconvenience, they're a usability concern. Does it matter how great your images are if they take 60 seconds to load? You may think so, but we doubt your users will. The modern web is clogged with slow, resource-heavy sites that respond poorly for users.
Keep these points in mind
Key takeaway: speed is good user experience.
As the Web becomes more and more bloated with multiple file requests, large frameworks, and massive media resources— all is not lost.
Awareness of speed and rendering time has become a mandatory concern for focused developers. There are some great articles and posts by Dan Mall and Tim Kadlec that shine a light on making speed a priority in web and application development.
If you are managing a web development project, working on a development team or have a stake in your company’s web presence at all; speed is not to be overlooked. Below are a few points from Love’s presentation and some ideas we use at Aztek to help our clients improve site speed.
Have additional questions about your site or applications speed? Talk to Aztek today.
