> Although I refreshed your page 3 times, the loading was very slow and heavy as it went to the bottom of the page. In the end, most pictures half half-opened or not opened at all. maybe you should consider turning them into JPG format. If you want to keep high quality, @Tirloquemight help you with a few tips.

24 minutes ago, Evaloves4 said:

> Although I refreshed your page 3 times, the loading was very slow and heavy as it went to the bottom of the page. In the end, most pictures half half-opened or not opened at all. maybe you should consider turning them into JPG format. If you want to keep high quality, @Tirloquemight help you with a few tips.

Spot on, Eva ! The issue with PNG is that, as a lossless format, they're made for storage rather than sharing, and so are 5 to 10x heavier than good quality jpegs. And so if the servers are busy or the connection slow, the images will take a while loading. If you're interested about solving this but don't know how to get good jpegs, this tutorial (specially the part I) might interest you.