
Originally published byDev.to
A few weeks ago I got frustrated with most online image/file compressors.
Most of them were:
- overloaded with ads,
- painfully slow,
- forcing uploads to servers,
- or simply not mobile friendly.
So I decided to build my own lightweight browser-based compression tool.
The goal was simple:
- fast compression,
- clean UI,
- mobile support,
- and minimal friction.
One thing I specifically wanted was client-side processing wherever possible, so users don't feel like they're uploading sensitive files to random servers.
Some things I focused on:
- responsive/mobile-first UI
- fast loading speed
- lightweight animations
- image optimization
- simple UX
- browser-side processing
Tech stack:
- React + Vite
- Modern responsive UI
- Compression libraries/APIs
- Custom optimization workflow
I’m still improving:
- SEO
- compression quality
- additional tools/features
Would genuinely appreciate feedback from developers/designers here.
Website:
(https://filecompressor-pro.netlify.app/)
Also open to suggestions on:
- performance optimization
- UI/UX improvements
- SEO strategies
- What more should i improve in my website
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