On Fri, 20 Jul 2007 08:47:48 -0000, Ronaldo9 put finger to keyboard
and typed:
>Hi, I am a newbie in website building. I just build a new site 2
>months ago and the visit is nearly 100 unique IP per day now.
>
>But when I check the log and Google Analytics, I found that the
>visitors have something strange. The analytics show that there are
>nearly 70% visitors "Avg Time on Site" is 00:00:00. What problems can
>we find from these data?
>
>Does this date show that the load time of my website is quite slow so
>that the visitors could not bear and close it before the website
>completely open??
>Or it shows that the visitor could open the page but close it after
>his first view on the site?
>Could you guys help me check your load time of my homepage and tell me
>how long will it take?
>
>And could you tell me what's your feeling of my site when you first
>visit it. How do you think of it? You can also tell me something about
>the color, styles, fonts or everything is welcome.
>
>My website is www.sharewaredown.com
>I am look forward to your replies.
Your site is very slow. So a lot of people could be cclicking the
"stop" or "back" button before the page finishes loading.
http://www.websiteoptimization.com/services/analyze/ will show you how
quickly your site will load on typical connections peeds - ut remember
that loadinging and rendering are different things, and many browsers
on slower systems will take a lot longer to render than they will to
retrieve the data.
Your main problem is that you've got too many large image files in the
page, and you're forcing the browser to resize them by using the
height and width attributes instead of serving the correctly sized
thumbnail images to begin with. This really slows a page down - not
only dows the browser need to retrieve all that unnecessary data, it
then needs to resize the images on the fly. You're also hotlinking to
too many external files - that may be acceptable on individual product
pages if you're linking to their source website, but your front page
and directory listings should only contain images from your own site.
The site isn't a bad design visually, and the code is fairly clean,
but it's let down badly by your inability to manage images correctly.
Mark
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