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I'm nearlyready to płblish my new site and I am using the "preview" facility to see how the pages will look on my browser ( internet explorer)
Now, my question is this: when I preview the pages, they load quickly - that's fine, BUT.....will they load as quickly when the site is published and accessed by anyone else? The reason for my concern is that the pages are all quite heavily laden with graphics etc and I don't want any potential
clients getting fed up waiting for pages to load.
I know there are variables like the processor speed, the internet connection speed etc, but is there a way of knowing before publishing the pages if they will load at the same speed as they do for me in preview mode - provided, of course, the processor speed and internet connection speed are the same as mine?
I don't really want to publish all the pages and then have to start over if they”'re slow to load.
Any advice appreciated
Now, my question is this: when I preview the pages, they load quickly - that's fine, BUT.....will they load as quickly when the site is published and accessed by anyone else? The reason for my concern is that the pages are all quite heavily laden with graphics etc and I don't want any potential
clients getting fed up waiting for pages to load.
I know there are variables like the processor speed, the internet connection speed etc, but is there a way of knowing before publishing the pages if they will load at the same speed as they do for me in preview mode - provided, of course, the processor speed and internet connection speed are the same as mine?
I don't really want to publish all the pages and then have to start over if they”'re slow to load.
Any advice appreciated
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