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The document discusses how slow responsive web design sites are bad for business because customers expect high web performance across different devices and networks. It states that most responsive web design sites deliver the same content regardless of device, but have different experiences in terms of speed depending on the device's hardware and network connection. Optimizing the end-user experience by reducing page size, requests, and accelerating rendering can improve page views, conversions and satisfaction.
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