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Is there a such thing as a bandwidth simulator or limiter that I can use to test the websites I build for load times? Thanks. 

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Chrome has it under developer tools > Customize and control DevTools (3 dots) > More tools > Network conditions. Other option is Netbalancer or Netlimiter

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18 minutes ago, yuh25 said:

Chrome has it under developer tools > Customize and control DevTools (3 dots) > More tools > Network conditions. Other option is Netbalancer or Netlimiter

Slightly easier: Developer tools - Network tab - next to Offline button is Online button. Clicking that gives options for differnet network conditions.

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