I would suggest to decrease the size of the images on the site, like their actual filesize. From my test here the site is nearly 6MB, which is considered pretty large and will contribute to slow loading.
Other than that, the design is straight forward and easy on the eyes.
Are you suggesting I should decrease the quality of the images (resolution) to obtain faster loading times? On average internet speeds, the loading is pretty okay.
Typically you can decrease the quality a small amount, undetectable to the naked eye, that results in a smaller image file. You could test his through flipping between both images.
For me a little bit slow.
Instead of decreasing quality, I decreased the amount of photos displayed. Now there’s 3 instead of 4. Is it okay?
The main page does not actually say anything – it is just pictures. I would suggest that you put some text into that page as well, just a couple of lines on the side of the page maybe just to say in a few words what the website is going to to be about.
Also about the “Cookies” link at the bottom of the page – if you click on the read more option nothing happens, you can fix that as well.
As a whole the site is good looking, but with only a few pages and almost no article/content.
You have to fix some typos/spelling mistakes on the website as well, for example here:
http://exposureme.com/bio/
You have the following:
“portfolio_on my website.”
I would also add more pictures to the “Travel Photography” section – at the moment you only have 4.
Hope that helps.
