I won't but a decent % of people do ye.
In fact a decent % of people stops shopping on your site if there's a few ms lag.
At every step a few percent of revenue is lost your competitor takes in.
I won't but a decent % of people do ye.
In fact a decent % of people stops shopping on your site if there's a few ms lag.
At every step a few percent of revenue is lost your competitor takes in.
> In fact a decent % of people stops shopping on your site if there's a few ms lag.
While it's still true, I have read that the accepted lag today is higher than 10-15 years ago, because they have lower expectations due to a general decline in page load speed. (React pages with spinners/placeholders, newsletter popups, higher page weights etc.)