I need faster page loads

Does anyone know how to make pages load faster? My page loads
incrementally at the moment. The only images on my home page are
.gifs so I'm wondering why it still comes in choppy when the files
are so small.

Just because an image is a GIF doesn't mean it is also
small....
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> Does anyone know how to make pages load faster? My page
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> incrementally at
> the moment. The only images on my home page are .gifs so
I'm wondering
> why it
> still comes in choppy when the files are so small.
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Like many other "i" apps from Apple iWeb is an "abstraction layer" builder which is what allows it to be a mostly WYSIWYG site creator. But the downside is that because you can't edit code (and personally I don't want to be an HTML code monkey) that means iWeb has to use some hidden, under-the-hood tricks to create some of the "pretty" graphic elements we all like to see, such as shadows, borders, reflections, etc.
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