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Oct 15, 2003 2:01 am		re: Download Time
Kyle Pero		No more than 9 seconds on dial-up (33-56k) is my rule. I use this online tool to calculate the approx. download time for a specific filesize: http://www.martindalecenter.com/AATimeCalc.html. I tried a few of these different tools and this one seems to be the most accurate so far. I created a document that I use to present the filesize, download time, and cross-browser functionality of my templates. If anyone wants to use it, feel free: http://www.usableinterface.com/portfolio/techshield_template_fact_sheet.doc - Kyle > Rebecca St. Martin wrote: > What benchmark is acceptable for system response? How many seconds would you say is "okay" for a user to wait for a page to load on the WWW? > >(I was taught it was 18 seconds.) > >I'm having a discussion with other professionals and there seems to be dramatically differing views on the matter. Private Reply to Kyle Pero (new win)

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