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by Solvency 820 days ago
If my website is an image-heavy portfolio that I wrote myself in pure HTML/CSS/JS with zero dependencies whatsoever... does a tool like this offer me any value? What could it do here?

My site consists of a project grid (large thumbnails) and project page with hi-rez (3200x2000) images in a JS slideshow I wrote.
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georges_gomes 820 days ago
Do you have a link you can share? I think the project grid with thumbnails could benefit greatly from Jampack but I would need to see the page to confirm.
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Solvency 820 days ago
https://tinonyman.com/archive

Not my site, but mine (in progress) is almost exactly the same UX/UI but with zero dependencies or libraries/frameworks.

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georges_gomes 820 days ago
Yes, this is a perfect use case for Jampack. You have simple large images in HTML <img>. Jampack would make them responsive with multiple sizes so mobile phone get small images and desktop larger images. And images would be made lazy when outside the screen. Mobile phone would download 1/10th of the data I guess.
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