Netflix, Amazon, Quora, Yahoo, Walmart, Ebay, The Guardian, Fortune, and USA Today, all compress and serve images with WebP for browsers which support it. Google reported 30–35% savings using WebP over other lossy compression schemes, serving 43 billion image requests a day, 26% of that being lossless compression. The results are significantly smaller files with almost no discernible loss in quality. Recommendation Jpeg-recompress was the clear winner, and has now become our standard method of JPEG compression for production. Progressive encoding is enabled by default. You can specify the amount of loops, but the default (which is usually sufficient) is 6. Jpeg-recompress works by iterating over an image within a default quality range of 40 to 95 to find the best compromise between quality and file size. Lightning fast, and with highly impressive results is jpeg-recompress, which can batch process images from the command line, and has useful options for customising the compression process to fine-tune results. Recommendation Best reserved for small-batch or single-image compression where quality is paramount and size is critical - but also worth checking size against JPEG-Recompress output.
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In addition, you need to consider whether some images are best served in a vector format, if the desired effects can be achieved via CSS, and how to deliver appropriately scaled assets for each type of device. Each image (or set of images) should be considered on an individual basis.įinding the optimal format and optimization strategy for your image assets requires careful analysis across many dimensions: type of data being encoded, image format capabilities, quality settings, resolution, and more. There’s no one-size-fits-all solution for this. The first step in any image optimisation job is selecting the right format. With this in mind, and with Google’s shift towards page speed as a major factor in site rankings, it was time to take a look at our image optimisation processes here at Kyan and where we could make improvements. Longer load times have also been shown to negatively affect conversions. Pages with a longer load time tend to have higher bounce rates and lower average time on page.
Page speed is important to user experience.
When it comes to improving a website’s performance, ensuring that images are formatted and compressed correctly can often result in big improvements - dramatically reducing load times and speeding up rendering.
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