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Does your Website Need to go on a Diet? – Instart Logic

Over the past 20 years, websites had increased by 150 times in size. This renders better customer experience but at the same time, reduces web performance speed. If the same scenario continues without tackling the performance challenge, users will be frustrated and abandon websites which in turn will decrease conversions.<br>Software Defined Application Delivery (SDAD) from Instart Logic is a new application delivery approach that is a solution to web performance challenge. Learn more from the presentation.<br>Learn more about Instart Logic’s service: http://www.instartlogic.com/technology<br>

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Does your Website Need to go on a Diet? – Instart Logic

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  1. INFOGRAPHIC: DOES YOUR WEBSITE NEED TO GO ON A DIET? BY DAVID W. HSIEH

  2. The obesity problem is becoming a greater epidemic. Setting aside the obvious issue of growing waistlines and tipping scales, websites have also increased 150 timesin size over the past 20 years. Unlike human obesity, website obesity is actually useful – it makes the customer experience better, but at the cost of performance. As a matter of fact, every change to your website is making it a little bit slower. If nothing is done to these bloated websites, the problem will continue to exacerbate, leading to frustrated users, increased site abandonment, and a decrease in conversions.  Don’t fall victim to website obesity, having users twiddle their thumbs in front of a white screen. Take preventive measures to ensure your website is healthy by ensuring web performance is at the top of your priority list. 

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