When it comes to choosing images for your business website, you usually have to make a trade-off between quality and compression: higher quality generally means slower loading because of the file size ...

If you’re a web designer / developer you should understand the importance of optimizing images for the web. Even saving a few kylobytes on each image could be a life saving practice when your website ...

If an image is worth a thousand words, what are a thousand images worth? What they're not worth is your time waiting for them to load on a Web page. While the Web is primarily a visual medium, the ...

You might be staring at your SEO checklist in disbelief right now. Rightfully so. You’re already optimized the metadata, headers, internal links, copy, and even done some technical setup for every ...

Google’s new Web-based app is taking aim at large images that slow down the browsing experience. The tool, called Squoosh, lets you do just that to your images. It can compress an image saved in most ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. We all know how frustrating it can be waiting for a web page to load. But, what many people may not know is just how big of a difference ...

Responsive web design (RWD) is generally regarded, as CMSWire writer Tom Murphy noted today, "just fine for now." But a new survey from Trilibis, a provider of mobile development solutions, claims ...

The Save for Web feature is used to optimize images for web use and export files in Adobe Photoshop. But while exporting files of different formats, including JPEG ...