Hello all,there are quite a lot of pictures in my site, please check the loading speed and tell me whether it is acceptable. More advice will be appreciated since it is a new site. It's a poor-made site, because I'm not good at site design. Critiques are apprecaited. Site name: Heiyaha Sports ???????? Site Url: http://www.heiyaha.com Sharing Goods, Services and Knowledge with World
I pulled up your site with the link you provided and you do have some large images loading up. I ran your site through some 3rd party web analyzing tools and the results did not look too promosing. http://www.webscale.com/cgi-bin/timer.dll?SessionID=19376173&View=Overview&Mode=Timer Speed (bps) Description Transfer Time 14400 V.32 (14.4k) Modem 320.7684 seconds 28800 V.34 (28.8k) Modem 160.7123 seconds 57600 V.92 (56k) Modem 80.6843 seconds 131072 ISDN (Dual Channel) 35.8248 seconds 384000 DSL 19.5150 seconds 786000 Cable Modem 19.5150 seconds 1544000 T-1/DS-1 19.5150 seconds http://www.websiteoptimization.com/services/analyze/wso.php Connection Rate Download Time 14.4K 444.78 seconds 28.8K 222.49 seconds 33.6K 190.73 seconds 56K 114.52 seconds ISDN 128K 35.21 seconds T1 1.44Mbps 3.24 seconds I suggest trying to break your page up into multiple smaller pages so the load time will be faster. Or if you have a graphic designer they can enhance the image and modify it to be more enficcient. Some of the most common errors for creating a webpage is simply getting an image and putting it on the website without any graphic work on it. As you know you can manipulate the image using html script but that doesn't reduce the actual size of the image. Raymond DiscountASP.NET http://www.DiscountASP.NET
Since it's a Chinese site, I suggest you to use Chinese for all your webpage contents just to keep them consistent. If you really want to have them in English, you could try to put Chinese text content over the English ones. For examples sake, ?? NIKE However, I still recommend you to use Chinese or English only for consistency. J. Bey Free-lancer IT Pro. "Life is tough...but programming is FuN"</CODE>
It's been about 30 seconds now and I'm still looking at a blank browser window. My first impression is that it's unlikely very many visitors are going to wait for your site to load. You really need to re-think what you're doing there. You also appear to beloading elements from other sites, and they may be adding to the slowness. My browser status bar still says it's waiting on 18 items, and I started loading your site before I typed this reply... mjp DiscountASP.NET <SUB><SUP>http://DiscountASP.NET
