Increasing server specs wont help users loading heavy weight images..

If users are on slower connection compare to your test setup, simple the network bottleneck will slow them down to load a heavy web page.. Specially for mobile, there availability of device resource is also an issue to render the web page..

Consider loading fewer images and using page brakes to allow a better user experience !!

@hunky He said it’s “Pinterest like”, so I don’t believe fewer images is an option. He said he was using lazy loading, which should theoretically make it faster, but it sounds as if all the images are still downloading with the initial load.

I’d have to see the actual website really to see what to change. But @itzikbenh should probably utilize image compression (maybe the TinyPNG API?), caching, etc. And yes, increasing it from 512 MB will still help a lot with it even if it does host “heavy weight images”

By the way @itzikbenh: What do you mean by “sometimes it takes forever to load”?

@hunky @jonaharagon Hi, you can take a look at my page and let me know what you think about the speed, I still can’t tell whether the lazy load works or not, but I did compress the images to around 350KB.
http://45.55.175.254/auth/login
Email: itzikben@gmail.com
Password: 123456

Thanks for helping