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depends on end user 's connection speed?
Depends on many stuff lol, like:
1.1MB is quite much.
But also depends if you expect mobile devices to connect.
1.1 MB?
more than 50kb page, customers runs away for slow loading.
saying avg. connection speed of a client is 100kbps it will take min. 11 sec on idle conditions.
if you have a 100mbit connection that means when 100-200 visitors visits your website , it will cause problem. you may need to use caching like varnish and etc.
BTW what site is this ?
Try installing some minifier plugin and use gzip compression to bring down the file size and load time? That's pretty large for mobile users, imo.
For images, make sure that you don't serve a 4000*3000 one to a device with a 480p screen, etc. Optimize your images with ImageOptim (for Mac), or other compression tools, before you put them online.
For JavaScript and CSS, minify them with those you can find online - they usually work well. If you use a custom theme, add a build process (like Gulp) so everything that gets compiled is minified and optimized for the web.
Compress the Images, Use sone sort of minifying app to reduce JS Codes etc to reduce the Page Size.
I'd say it depends on how much of that 1.1 MB is to be loaded above the fold...