March 6, 201412 yr In all honesty I personally cannot say right at this moment, I would have to check my facts But, you can use this to try to reduce it further http://www.smu****.com/ysmush.it/ Edited March 6, 201412 yr by Fuzzy Logic
March 6, 201412 yr I've seen a lot worse than 323kb As a test load the site up on your mobile phone on a 3g connection. If the download time is acceptable then fine, otherwise think of a plan b
March 6, 201412 yr Author In all honesty I personally cannot say right at this moment, I would have to check my facts But, you can use this to try to reduce it further http://www.smu****.com/ysmush.it/ Check your facts ?
March 6, 201412 yr YES IT IS No more than 150KB tops Run it through pagespeed and look at the waterfall diagram. See how long the image is holding everything up.
March 6, 201412 yr Author YES IT IS No more than 150KB tops Run it through pagespeed and look at the waterfall diagram. See how long the image is holding everything up. I have it at 196Kb. Pagespeed says the page is 100/100%, so far so good.
March 6, 201412 yr Check your facts ? Yes, I have not looked into recent acceptable image sizes recently as I have had no need to because I stopped building websites commercially until I finish uni Edited March 6, 201412 yr by Fuzzy Logic
March 7, 201412 yr depends on your audience (certain audiences will be willing to wait a little longer or generally be on faster connections); depends on how big or small the rest of the page is you can try this https://kraken.io/web-interface but really a link to the page with the bg image would be handy then we could advise on how much you could get away with compression wise or whether a small amount of smoothing/blur might be suitable. @mr refresh web sites (don't know your name sorry ) *your* background image is 266kb the kb police will be on their way down to oxford EDIT : oh, see your name is Darren Edited March 7, 201412 yr by dap
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