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I just made testing version web http://www.stipendije.ba/mobile and in average it’s 8 to 200kb per loaded page. Ofcourse, images takes the most. I wonder is there a way to compress js/jquery and images little bit more?
You can compress all your HTML traffic (if using Apache httpd) with this in your .htaccess or httpd.conf:
You can compress JS with any number of things. YUI is good for JS and CSS compression. If you don’t want to download/compile your own version, you can use an online version at:
There are lots of other things to look at if you don’t like YUI. A lot of people use UglifyJS. Some people like JSMin and some people go all whole-hog and use Google’s Closure.
If you want to compress on the fly, you can use the Mobile Web Framework or model your own on-the-fly compressors on MWF’s JS, CSS, and img minifiers/compressors.