In the process of website development and maintenance, we often encounter the problem of too many Imagex requests. When a large number of Imagex requests occur during the loading process of a web page, the loading speed of the web page will be too slow and the user experience will be degraded. Therefore, we need to take corresponding solutions to the problem of too many Imagex requests. 1. Problem background Imagex, as an image processing tool, is widely used in website design and development. However, when a web page uses too many Imagex requests, it will cause problems for web page loading and user experience. Therefore, we need to deal with the problem of too many Imagex requests. 2. Problem Analysis The problem of too many Imagex requests is mainly caused by the following aspects: 1. Too many images: When a large number of image elements are used in a web page and processed through Imagex, it will lead to too many Imagex requests. This may be because designers overly pursue visual effects when designing web pages, resulting in too many pictures. 2. Image size is too large: If the image size in the webpage is too large, it will consume more bandwidth and time when loading the webpage. This may be because the image was not compressed or optimized, causing the image file size to be too large. 3. Image duplication request: Sometimes, multiple elements in a web page may use the same image instead of reusing the same image resource. In this case, the same image will be requested multiple times, increasing the number of Imagex requests. 3. Solution To solve the problem of too many Imagex requests, the following solutions can be adopted: 1. Lazy loading of images: Using lazy loading technology of images can effectively reduce the number of Imagex requests. Through lazy loading, images will only start loading when the user scrolls to the visible area, reducing the problem of loading a large number of images at once. 2. Image optimization processing: Images on web pages can be processed using image optimization tools. By compressing images and selecting appropriate image formats, you can reduce the file size of images, thereby reducing the number of Imagex requests. 3. Reuse of picture resources: Make reasonable use of picture resources to avoid repeated requirements. Multiple small icons can be combined into one large image through CSS Sprites technology, and the position can be adjusted through CSS when necessary.