Image Optimization, Part 3: 4 steps to reduce file size
Note: below is the translation of the Stoyan Stefanov Image Optimization Note , Part 3: Four Steps to File Size Reduction . It discusses the most popular console utilities to minimize images. My comments further in italics.
About the author: Stoyan Stefanov is a web developer on the Yahoo! for exceptional performance and leads the development of a performance analysis tool - YSlow . He has also made significant contributions to open source programs, speaks at conferences and is a technical writer: his latest book is entitled Object Oriented JavaScript .
This third part of a series of articles on image optimization ( in the first two there was solid water, but it’s interesting to read at leisure ). The previous parts can be found on the links:
This article is about some of the most commonly used tools that you can use to reduce the size of images. The idea is the following: we can get all the images from the designer, but not leave them in their original form, but can be slightly reduced in size using the tools below. This will automate the process without the need for in-depth analysis of the structure of the image.
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About the author: Stoyan Stefanov is a web developer on the Yahoo! for exceptional performance and leads the development of a performance analysis tool - YSlow . He has also made significant contributions to open source programs, speaks at conferences and is a technical writer: his latest book is entitled Object Oriented JavaScript .
This third part of a series of articles on image optimization ( in the first two there was solid water, but it’s interesting to read at leisure ). The previous parts can be found on the links:
- Image Optimization, Part 1: The Importance of Pictures
- Optimization of images, part 2: select the desired file format
This article is about some of the most commonly used tools that you can use to reduce the size of images. The idea is the following: we can get all the images from the designer, but not leave them in their original form, but can be slightly reduced in size using the tools below. This will automate the process without the need for in-depth analysis of the structure of the image.
Read more on webo.in →
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/44922/
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