What Does My Site Cost?

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Chris Coyier

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Mar 11, 2015

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With the average website size closing in on 2 MB (!), Tim Kadlec’s new site forces us to think how much money it costs to load a single website when you’re paying for data on a mobile connection. In Germany, that’s a dang U.S. quarter for one site.

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