Slow loading websites usually have nothing to do with the adornments of the UI. It's most often all the JavaScript widgets people plug into their webpages (at least from my experience).
These widgets use "document.write" to insert content into the webpage before it has completed loading, which if the widget server is responding slowly means your page loads slowly.
To combat this, you could program your embedded widgets to not load until page loads. For most people, that's above their skill level, so they just copy and paste and call it a day. The widget authors COULD write their widgets to have them wait until the page loaded before rendering themselves into the DOM, but 99% of JavaScript widgets (Google AdWords included) use 'document.write' and don't wait for the page to load first. They want to make sure that they get the chance to count the hit.
I know some popular site load their javascript ad codes within and iframe. loads much much faster, some ad agencies even allow custom iframe codes but you have to ask for them.
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Slow loading websites usually have nothing to do with the adornments of the UI. It's most often all the JavaScript widgets people plug into their webpages (at least from my experience).
These widgets use "document.write" to insert content into the webpage before it has completed loading, which if the widget server is responding slowly means your page loads slowly.
To combat this, you could program your embedded widgets to not load until page loads. For most people, that's above their skill level, so they just copy and paste and call it a day. The widget authors COULD write their widgets to have them wait until the page loaded before rendering themselves into the DOM, but 99% of JavaScript widgets (Google AdWords included) use 'document.write' and don't wait for the page to load first. They want to make sure that they get the chance to count the hit.
I know some popular site load their javascript ad codes within and iframe. loads much much faster, some ad agencies even allow custom iframe codes but you have to ask for them.