At the start of 2024, mobile devices accounted for over 60% of all web traffic. This is a clear indication that website owners and developers need to cater for both desktop and mobile users. Not doing so could have a severe, negative impact on your site. However, optimizing images and
Is your WooCommerce store struggling with slow page loads, declining visitor numbers, and sluggish conversions? The culprit might be hiding in plain sight: your product images, especially your WooCommerce thumbnail sizes. Oversized or inconsistent product images can wreak havoc on your site’s performance. But here’s the catch: you still need
Confused by WordPress image sizes? Not for long! In this comprehensive post, we explain everything you need to know. It’s extremely important to have effectively optimized images on your website. Whether you run a blog, sell photography, or own an ecommerce site, you’ll want all of your images to look
Bloated, blurry, or poor-quality images make for an embarrassing first impression with visitors – and worse, they slow your site down along the way. To create a professional, functional WordPress site, you need high-quality, optimized images. Properly editing and optimizing images will reduce file sizes, resulting in faster page loads
