In modern ecommerce, product images are not just visuals — they are sales tools. Customers rely heavily on images to judge quality, usability, and trustworthiness.

Images can make up a massive proportion of your page weight. And that means that optimizing them can make a great deal of difference in your site speed. Given the importance of page speed for both ...

You might be staring at your SEO checklist in disbelief right now. Rightfully so. You’re already optimized the metadata, headers, internal links, copy, and even done some technical setup for every ...

Imagine the last time you decided to upload an image to your website. Chances are that you got that image from a stock image website. Then you upload it on the backend of your website so that you can ...

Back in the day, responsive website design wasn’t the business imperative that it is now. In fact, just having a functioning website was all that it took to set you apart, and if it had images that ...

Some people are visual learners, some kinesthetic, and others auditory. But I’d argue the majority of us are impatient learners. We demand websites to load in an instant and our questions to be ...

Google's John Mueller posted a great thread on Twitter about considerations around how to make your images more optimized, so that your pages load faster, while also taking into account how that might ...

Page speed is important for both rankings and user experience, yet columnist Kristine Schachinger notes that many companies are missing an easy opportunity to improve in this area: image optimization.

People like fast websites and so does Google. In fact, your website’s speed is a ranking factor in Google search engine results. If your site loads quickly, it’s more likely to appear when people ...

A few months ago, Google made changes in regards to how it treats image searches. Up until February, Google allowed users to select “view image,” which would open the image individually in a separate ...