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Easy Dynamic Image Optimization With React And Webpack
React is a simple yet powerful UI library developed by Facebook. React has quickly taken over as one of the top frameworks for developing front-end web content today.
How To Improve SAP Hybris Page Load Time With Image Optimization
Hybris and Page Load Time SAP’s Hybris (AKA SAP Commerce Cloud) is an eCommerce platform used by companies around the world. A major part of any eCommerce platform
How To Build Better Car Websites With Faster Loading Images
Why Are Mobile Devices Important for Car Websites? Mobile devices are critical to the car buying process. AdColony's report, “The AdColony Car Buying Survey,” identifies that most car
Faster Car Website Speed Using Image Optimization
Our ScientiaMobile team surveyed the page-load times of 15 top car websites. The median page-load time was 8.5 seconds. This 8.5 seconds is longer than user expectations of
Triumph Interactive – Case Study
The Problem For Triumph Interactive’s clients, images needed to scale for different variations in mobile, tablet, and desktop screen sizes. Triumph Interactive needed a solution to accelerate their
Using WebP To Improve Website Speed
ImageEngine will automatically convert images to WebP when serving to Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Opera. This saves 80% of image payload and makes website speed faster. What is
4 Steps To Adding Image Compression To Magento
Magento is one of the widest-used out-of-the-box e-commerce solutions and we want to help e-commerce sites improve their bandwidth and load times with our easy-to-use, 4-step only, image
Fine Tune Image Delivery
With ImageEngine, you can now customize how a given image, or set of images, is optimized. If you’ve logged into your account lately, you’ve noticed the settings button
ImageEngine Introduces JP2, JPEG2000 For Apple Devices
ScientiaMobile has launched full support for JPEG2000. This means that browsers supporting JPEG2000 – typically Safari browsers – will receive smaller size image files with better image quality.