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# Optimization

## Introduction

### Purpose:

The Optimization Dashboard is designed to present a summary of the transformations carried out for optimization purposes.

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### Filters

| Filter     | Description                                                                                                                                |
| ---------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Date range | <p>Values: Date ranges with format DD/MM/YYYY<br>Default value: Last 30 days</p><p>Purpose: specify the time frame of the viewed stats</p> |

### Graphs

| Graph name                     | Description                                                                                                       |
| ------------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Original images                | It's a pie chart illustrating the distribution of image formats in the original images                            |
| Optimized images               | It's a pie chart illustrating the distribution of image formats after optimizing the original images              |
| User agents                    | This graph shows the total traffic per user\_agent in the specified period                                        |
| Saving (by format and overall) | These cards offer a summary of the saved traffic and cached data on the CDN, thankfully to the image optimisation |


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