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[Jose_49]

I would be using Google for this, but it would display outdated info, and that's not what I want.

Basing from statistics of 2012,cellphones and tablets have shifted the way we interact with websites. Due to that, I'm planning going fully mobile and I would like to know which is the "standard" image size I should implement (for mobile display only) so they don't slow down cellular connections and the browsing session. Of course... they shouldn't look crap either

Thanks a lot!

[+Seahorsepip]

I don't think that matters that much anymore on today's handhelds, even the budget samsung galaxy s advance and a older apple ipod touch can load big images in no time.

So I'm suggesting peopel these days to just make a seperate CSS file for mobile devices and keep the site the same.

[Jose_49]

Seahorsepip, on 05 October 2012 - 07:48, said:

I don't think that matters that much anymore on today's handhelds, even the budget samsung galaxy s advance and a older apple ipod touch can load big images in no time.

So I'm suggesting peopel these days to just make a seperate CSS file for mobile devices and keep the site the same.

Ok then