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Tuesday November 12, 2002

What's your site's content size?

This site is 29.18% text context. Apparently, the rest is markup. Found via web-graphics.com.

The tool (wittingly called getContentSize) apparently does not include images or attached CSS, or javascript in it's analysis. I believe that considering it measures my total page size as 51131 bytes, where Phoenix tells me it's 55270 bytes. What it doesn't tell you is that I have around 250 (yes 250!) links on this site, and since it doesn't count those as text (<a href> is markup), I think I've done pretty well. Here are some interesting statistics for other sites (and lots of markup with little text):

URL total page size (bytes) text content (bytes) % text
russellbeattie.com/notebook 87074 46296 53.17
zeldman.com 22734 10408 45.78
webstandards.org 10021 4541 45.31
raibledesigns.com 51131 14918 29.18
theserverside.com 54030 14056 26.02
scripting.com 79463 18869 23.75
google.com 2532 362 14.30
cnn.com 50755 4502 8.87
microsoft.com 31180 2603 8.35
sun.com 13443 1087 8.09
apple.com 17512 840 4.8

Posted in The Web at Nov 12 2002, 06:05:02 PM MST Add a Comment
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