OPTIMIZING IMAGES WITH BASH SCRIPT

By Justin Avery, 30 July 2013 posted in News

Optimised images are half the battle when it comes to serving responsible responsive images.

You can’t talk about front-end performance without talking about images. They are the heaviest component of a webpage. This is why it is important to optimize images before pushing things live.
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