I have like 1000 images on the same page. Unfortunately, I can't use sprites on them, as the number of images increases continuously. So you can imagine it sends 1000 HTTP requests, so it takes lots of time for the images to load plus it's not good experience for the visitors.
I have seen one of the scripts named as Lazy Load, but I was thinking if there is a smarter way of loading images (good regarding SEO, loads images faster and is good for user experience).
Is there a way out to load images in a better way?
To elaborate:
I have to load all 1000 images on the same page, there is no other way out. What is it going to be like or for what am I going to use it for, I have actually made a test page for you at http://bloghutsbeta.blogspot.com/2012/03/testing-2_04.html.
As you can see, I am using the jQuery Quicksand plugin made by Jacek Galanciak. I don't have good relations with this plugin as if I am going to add jQuery or a script to it. It will ask for a callback function which is a blind spot for me. (That's why I made a CSS tooltip for it :D)
I have many pictures in my test page but not 1000. When they will be 1000, it will be a mess. So I don't know how to deal with 1000 images in this case. (By the way THANKS TO YOU ALL FOR LOVELY COMMENTS)
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