Content Optimization Sample Clauses

Content Optimization. The Solution shall have tools to optimize content delivery, such as image compression and minification of HyperText Markup Language (HTML), Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), and JavaScript.
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Content Optimization. The Solution shall have tools to optimize content delivery, such as image compression and minification of HyperText Markup Language (HTML), Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), and JavaScript. Akamai’s solution includes various front-end optimization features, such as: • Adaptive Image Compression: Compresses JPEG images depending on the requesting network's performance, thus improving response time. • Asynchronous JavaScript and Early CSS Loading: Modifies the way scripts and stylesheets are embedded into the page, making the browser process scripts, style sheets and other resources in parallel instead of forcing resources further down the page must "wait in line" until JavaScript and CSS files that appear earlier in the page are fully downloaded and executed. • Edge CSS: Copies all the CSS links on the webpage to the top of the page in order to trigger the browser to start downloading the CSS files as early as possible. The slower the origin page and the more CSS files on the page, the higher the added value of Edge CSS. Even on fast responding origins, Edge CSS can provide better visual progress of the page just by forcing the browser to start downloading the CSS files before downloading other resources on the page. This is particularly impactful when users are accessing the pages on mobile devices where computing resources are more limited. • EdgeStart: Allows the Edge to respond immediately with the "first part" first part of the HTML response allowing the browser to download important resources such as JS, CSS and some images sooner. • Script Inlining: Takes external JavaScripts and inlines them in the page. This has the effect of reducing the number of requests. • Minification: HTML, JavaScript and CSS files contain comments and whitespace that are not needed for the page’s operation. Minification is the process of removing such components and reducing the total download size. Xxx automatically minifies all page resources, reducing the size of pages without modifying their functionality.
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