Oversized product cards
Collection tiles appear around 260-420px wide, but originals are likely loaded at much larger dimensions.
This anonymized teardown shows the kind of practical output a free audit returns: the likely image problems, the first fixes, and the Skymage URL patterns to test on one page.
The real audit uses the URL you send. This example shows the structure and level of specificity to expect.
Collection tiles appear around 260-420px wide, but originals are likely loaded at much larger dimensions.
JPEG product images can usually ship as WebP or AVIF for modern browsers at the same visible quality.
The first gallery image is above the fold and should get explicit dimensions, modern format, and a right-sized URL.
A useful audit should produce implementation-ready examples, not just generic advice.
https://demo.skymage.net/v1/cdn.store.com/products/shoe.jpg?w=420&h=520&fit=cover&f=webp&q=82
https://demo.skymage.net/v1/cdn.store.com/products/shoe.jpg?w=720&h=900&fit=cover&f=avif&q=84
https://demo.skymage.net/v1/cdn.store.com/products/shoe.jpg?w=1400&fit=contain&f=webp&q=86
Start with a product page or category page that already gets traffic.
Use Skymage URLs for the LCP image and visible product cards.
Run before/after checks in Lighthouse, WebPageTest, or your RUM tool.
Roll out the same URL pattern to the rest of the catalog after the test page improves.
Send one public page and get a short prioritized list of image delivery fixes, including whether Skymage is worth testing there.
Create a Skymage CDN URL, prepend it to your existing image URLs, and let the edge handle optimization, transforms, and delivery.
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