@bwclovisJan 16.2021 — #there several ways to deal with this. CDN is one of them, Lazy load... my favorite online tool ( tiny.png)... yelling at the designers to optimize, lol.
A lot of issues also with images are wats stored in there meta data, sometimes its just too much info. Stripping that out can help as well. It also depends on what you have to support. Webp and AVIF are 2 newer formats and you could do a "progressive enhancement" using the picture > source srcset... there options ,lol
@marksmith121Jan 17.2021 — #Resizing is altering the size of your image without cutting anything out. To resize an image is to essentially change the file size. Because sometimes, size does matter. Resizing can help your photo fit into a certain space on a screen, such as in a blog post or social media post.
@Kaushik21Feb 12.2021 — #I think some of the things if you follow , your problem will be solved like compress before upload, secure your Php uploaded scripts, Experiment with Image Quality Standards, Upload Using the Right Image Formats, Add Fingerprints to Image URLs.https://www.clippingpathoutsource.com