I get that you're trying to make websites faster, and it seems like you have some amazing technology, but I have to tell you in all honesty that you have a 1.5 Mb PNG on the linked page. If you want to optimize a website, then (as I'm sure you know) optimizing the images is about the first thing you need to do.
With minimum effort and without apparent loss of quality I could reduce that image to a 0.4 Mb PNG (by uploading to https://imagecompressor.com/), if I'd be willing to change to JPG you can even get it down to 0.2 Mb (https://photoshop.adobe.com/compress).
That's a significant improvement that will really reduce page load times. For me, personally, I would really want to address this if you are positioning yourselves in the website optimization space. Cheers!
I get that you're trying to make websites faster, and it seems like you have some amazing technology, but I have to tell you in all honesty that you have a 1.5 Mb PNG on the linked page. If you want to optimize a website, then (as I'm sure you know) optimizing the images is about the first thing you need to do.
With minimum effort and without apparent loss of quality I could reduce that image to a 0.4 Mb PNG (by uploading to https://imagecompressor.com/), if I'd be willing to change to JPG you can even get it down to 0.2 Mb (https://photoshop.adobe.com/compress).
That's a significant improvement that will really reduce page load times. For me, personally, I would really want to address this if you are positioning yourselves in the website optimization space. Cheers!