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Retina Design or NOT for e-commerce selling gifts

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Jvalops last edited by

We are planning to relaunch our ecommerce site selling gifts on Magento EE . I want to know weather we should go for retina or not.

My only concern is page loading.

Any advise will be appreciated.
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FedeEinhorn last edited by

If your main concern is page load time, then I'd suggest you look into the @media query for higher resolutions. In fact, if you use sprites, you can recognize via CSS the display and serve different sprites (or images) based on the display resolution.

Take a look at the RetinaJS project here: http://retinajs.com/

Hope that helps!
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