Optimise images (138 KB reduction) #34
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Hi, joehewitt.
I've taken the liberty of putting scrollability's image assets though a range of optimisation tools. Image optimisation allows us to reduce the footprint of images - meaning faster load times at no cost to image quality. It does this by finding the best (lossless) compression parameters, stripping embedded comments, and removing unnecessary colour profiles. See more.
I found 9 optimisable images, making a 138 KB reduction in size. That's about 22.94% of your total image assets.
Merry Christmas.
Tools used: advpng, gifsicle, jpegoptim, jpegrescan, jpegtran, optipng, pngcrush, pngout. This is an automated bot maintained by @skattyadz