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   yoriprice@fedibird.com's status on Tuesday, 08-Nov-2022 13:20:11 JST YoriPrice

   OK, #wix is heaver than #wordpress I will stay with WP then. My website is a lot of images so need to have speed...

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     yoriprice@fedibird.com's status on Wednesday, 09-Nov-2022 06:04:38 JST YoriPrice

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     • Martin Jarvis

     @martinjarvis I was thinking to move to wix from WP for my online shop with Woocommerce which was quite complicated a few years ago. So, I wanted to use an easier platform, (however, I haven't checked any recent updates yet, I have to check now before I finalise what to do).
     Then googled the performance speed Wix vs WP, of course, depends on WP theme but generally, Wix is heavier than WP, because they have a lot more default settings that may have unnecessary functions. And cost too.

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     Martin Jarvis (martinjarvis@mastodonapp.uk)'s status on Wednesday, 09-Nov-2022 06:04:40 JST Martin Jarvis

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     @YoriPrice Heavier how? Performance or cost?

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     yoriprice@fedibird.com's status on Wednesday, 09-Nov-2022 06:23:29 JST YoriPrice

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     • Martin Jarvis

     @martinjarvis Additionally, why I consider speed because I will have quite a lot of images which may be between 200Kb to 300kb for the quality of these images and if too heavy and took even 5 seconds, people will leave your site. Speed performance is the most important for any kind of website if you operate for profit.