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[MUSIC PLAYING] ALAN KENT: They say a picture is worth a thousand words. And there is no field where that is not more true than e-commerce. My name is Alan Kent. And Im a developer advocate at Google. In this episode, Ill explore six tips to optimize images on your e-commerce website. It is not uncommon for an e-commerce page to reference hundreds of images. These images are everything from full-size product images, smaller product thumbnails, category images, banners, page decorations, and button icons. Given their abundance, how can you make sure that they are fast and efficient? The first tip to optimize image usage on your site is to eliminate cumulative layout shift. Cumulative Layout Shift, or CLS for short, is where the contents of a page visibly move around on the screen. You know those sites. You start reading or you try and click on a link. And suddenly, the page content moves. Its really annoying. Images can contribute to this problem if used incorrectly. CLS is so impact
