Most web browsers (yes, even IE) supports gzip decompression, and most (if not all) web servers support compressing using gzip. These items are explicitly non-cacheable, and this can be easily fixed by editing your webserver's configuration.Ģ) Enable gzip compression. Step two: Harness the browser's capabilitiesġ) Looking at the http headers, there are 28 items being served as separate HTTP calls, that are not being cached on the browser (including the html pages, jpg images, stylesheets and JavaScript files). You will then have to trigger your script when the DOM has finished loading, or you can achieve the same result by placing the script at the bottom of the body tag. Loading your script asynchronously in the head is my preferred method.
#Going to another webpage using flash and javascript download
Not only does this block the page download until the script has finished downloading, but having it before your content is probably causing (or adding to) the white flash. Your main JavaScript file is inline within your markup. To allow parallel downloading, move the inline script before the external CSS file, or after the next resource. There is 1 script block found in the head between an external CSS file and another resource. style.css is downloaded after some/all of your JavaScript calls. To ensure CSS files are downloaded asynchronously, you always have to include external CSS before external JavaScript files. Firstly, the order of stylesheets and JavaScripts can be optimised. It seems there is a lot you can do to optimise your markup. This doesn't mean to make it download faster, but it means to download in the correct order, in a non-blocking way. In a nutshell, this means you have to optimise your website's speed. This is happening because the DOMLoaded event is fired enough milliseconds before the page actually renders. I'm really lost here, does anyone have any ideas or insights? So what could be causing this flickering between the page loads? Is it my way of preloading images? I've added different doctypes, and changed meta information but NOTHING has worked. Then the site (using a jquery plugin) checks to see if all the images in #website-images are done loading, once they are a cookie is set to remember that this user has loaded the images already so it won't go through the preloading process once they go to another page or reload the current one, then a call to $("#website").show() is made to display the webpage. Every element on the page is in a div wrapper #website which is initially at display:none, and every image is in a div wrapper #website-images which is also hidden.
This issues occurs in chrome and IE but not in firefox. It looks bad because I'm using a background image and when the page loads, the background images flash before it comes onto the screen ( take a look for yourself).
Basically you can pick questions from a list and listen to there responses, just like you’re the director.It is a very good technique and this is something that I really do like about this website.On a website, I'm experiencing a "flash" of white that occurs between page loads. All three greats have won the world cup for there three separate countries and the website offers customized interviews with the trio . It is based on three soccer greats, Mardonna, Pele and Zidane. Name of Website: Louis Vuitton An Encounter With Greatnessĭescription: Louis Vuitton An Encounter With Greatness is a nicely designed flash website. I especially like the way that the mission is broken in to different stages and recommend that you check out this website. But that does not take anything anyway from a very well designed flash website and a great user experience. The only downside to me was the loading time. The website has some very nice features and uses video audio and photographs to make the experience as realistic as possible. I think it is very cool that you can launch the spaceship and listen to actual audio as it you were the astronaut. Description: We choose the moon is a great flash website that was designed to celebrate the fortieth anniversary of the Apollo 11 Lunar landing.
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