@chasity.halvorson 1. Compress the image. Online tools such as Compressor.io, PNGGauntlet, and TinyPNG can help optimize image size without sacrificing quality.
- Scale down the image dimensions. The larger the image dimensions are, the larger the file size will be. Resize images to the dimensions you actually need.
- Save images in the right file format. JPEG and PNG are the two most popular and useful file formats for images on the web, with JPEG being better suited for images that contain a lot of detail and subtle shading.
- Reduce the number of colors. If your image is in a format like PNG and GIF, you can reduce the number of colors while still maintaining an acceptable level of image quality.
- Lazy load images. Lazy loading is a technique of loading images as the user scrolls down the page. This allows the page to be loaded quickly without immediately loading all the images.