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Seriously. I can't imagine a business entity that needs a high-conversion landing page, but can tolerate not owning a domain for it. If my therapist's page (from their examples) was ahoyo.to/amazing-therapy, I'd probably start looking for a new one.
It works for Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, the only difference is a few billion users.
These 1-page example pages are pretty heavy: https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=... 17 on Page Speed Insights. Lots of background scripts or something?
These 1-page example pages are pretty heavy: https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=... 17 on Page Speed Insights. Lots of background scripts or something?
And using PNG as their image format and not doing any kind of text compression. That’s the most basic thing in serving websites and they are not doing it.
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And using PNG as their image format and not doing any kind of text compression. That’s the most basic thing in serving websites and they are not doing it.
what image format should they be using?
WebP could be a good option.
How do I delete my account?
My website is a single page, HTML only (no trackers or cookies), very little CSS and JS. "responsive" without any media queries and only a few images. It's completely free to host on Netlify. I don't market it heavily and I don't know how much traffic it gets - and I don't care. I completely own it and it does its job. Why would I pass this off to some company?