Hey everyone! I’m currently revamping my online digital art and photography portfolio, and I've hit a major roadblock with file optimization. My workflow involves shooting in RAW and exporting high-detail Jpegs, but the individual files often end up around 10MB to 15MB each. When I assemble galleries on my site, the page weight balloons past 100 megabytes, causing terrible lag on mobile devices and slow initial loads. I’ve tried desktop optimizers, but tweaking sliders for dozens of files takes forever, and cloud-based converters sketch me out because I don't want my commercial work sitting on random third-party servers. What is the most efficient way to handle this securely? I need a seamless way to reduce jpg size directly in the browser environment without sacrificing the crisp visual textures or installing bloated software. How do you guys manage your production assets cleanly?