If your agency manages more than a handful of WordPress sites, image optimization tends to drift. One site is on lossy with WebP enabled. Another has AVIF on but no resizing. A third was set up two years ago by…
We built a batch compress script, and I finally had a chance to put it through a real test. Not a “here’s 20 photos from my camera roll” test. I’m talking about thousands of images processed through ShortPixel from the…
If you’re building or maintaining a website with a lot of images, you already know how tedious manual optimization can get. Upload, compress, download, replace, repeat. For a handful of images it’s fine, but when you’re dealing with hundreds or…
A 3MB product photo loads just fine on your dev machine. Fast connection, no lag, looks great. Then a real user hits it on mobile, and your Core Web Vitals tank. You probably already have a compression plugin running. Maybe…
If you store images in Amazon S3, chances are you’re paying more for bandwidth than you should. Every time someone requests an image, S3 serves the original, full resolution, uncompressed, in whatever format you uploaded. No resizing for mobile. No…
When you make things like posters or magazines, you use CMYK colors. But screens like TVs and computers use RGB colors. It’s critical to correctly switch these colors to look good in your print and screen images. No worries, it’s…