Web Stress, Slow Websites & Your Brain [INFOGRAPHIC]

Web Stress – How Fast is Fast Enough?

Is your slow website giving your customers “web stress”? Studies show 57% of online consumers will abandon a slow page after just 3 seconds.

The infographic below, by our Internet web performance colleagues at Strangeloop, demonstrates what happens to your brain when it experiences a slow website…

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So, how do you deal with “web stress”? (personally, I start yelling at the screen if a website hits my 3+ second load time threshold – but here at Dotcom-Monitor we can be a little extreme when it comes to web performance)

We’d love to hear your comments below.

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Original Infographic Publisher:

• Strangeloop

Data & Research Sources:

• Consumer Response to Travel Site Performance
• Website Response Times
• Web Stress: A Wake Up Call for European Business
• The Truth About Download Time
• Tealeaf Announces New Mobile Transaction Research Conducted by Harris Interactive, Shows Low Consumer Tolerance For Issues, Significant Business Impact

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Web Stress – How Fast is Fast Enough? This Is Your Brain on a Slow Website [INFOGRAPHIC]