Lossless Compression of Images #41
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This reduces the size of the images by 0.7 MB |
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I've landed all the non-theme images in ff4154b. I need to talk to Doug Neiner about the theme images since we also produce them dynamically. |
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I just talked to Doug and he confirmed that any optimizations for theme images will need to be done on the server at the time the theme is created. The images are already running through OptimPNG, but he's going to look into running PngCrush as well. |
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Using ImageOptim, I've compressed all the images using various lossless compression techniques. This was found useful for the Drupal project but rather than fork jQuery UI, we decided to push the improvement up-stream to the jQuery project.