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Given the explosion of "Web 2.0" content and features, statistics analyzed by Website Optimization LLC indicate the average web page size has approximately tripled since 2003.
The size of the average web page has more than tripled since 2003. From 2003 to 2008 the average web page grew from 93.7K to over 312K (see Figure 1), some 233% (Domenech et al. 2007, Flinn & Betcher 2008). During the same five-year period, the number of objects in the average web page nearly doubled from 25.7 to 49.9 objects per page. Longer term statistics show that since 1995 the size of the average web page has increased by 22 times, and the number of objects per page has grown by 21.7 times.
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howste
Thaumaturge Member
Registered: 9/2001
Location: West Haven, Utah
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| Web content will continue to expand to fill all available bandwidth... |
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5-3-2008 2:40pm |
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dunbar
PCLinuxOS MiniMe 2008
Registered: 1/2001
Posts: 3567
Google is your next manual. Registered Linux user 260423. |
| Mostly because idiot web coders seem to think that Flash is the only way to create a website. To paraphrase the old shampoo commercial: "Flash does what HTML does in more than 10 times the bytes". Nothing I like less than being forced to watch 5 minutes of introductory content that adds exactly ZERO information. There is where your bandwidth went. |
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5-5-2008 7:00pm |
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Keymaker
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Registered: 0/2005
Location: Loveland, CO
Posts: 5498
I'm carbon based trained in the marshal arts. |
| Another thing I can't stand is a web page coded in 90% Java Script. :| I hate that crap! I browse with very tight Java Script restrictions. |
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5-6-2008 6:27am |
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