Posts tagged with “HTML“ (15)
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Third-party embeds: script embed vs iframe embed. Which should you choose?
I will compare the 2 main methods of embedding third-party content in a website and outline some best practices.
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Responsive video - How can we reduce the size of video content served?
How can we reduce the size of video content served? How do you load the best fit video for a device - not too big, not too small?
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What can we conclude from the State of HTML 2023 survey results?
The State of HTML survey results have come in! What can we conclude?
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YouTube embeds are bloated - use a lazy loading video or a facade instead
The average YouTube embed clocks in at over 1MB, and that does not involve loading a single byte of the video. Is there a better way?
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Don’t sleep on native lazy loading iframes - now available in a browser near you
Lazy loading of iframes can significantly improve performance. Now there is native support for it in all browser engines. Don’t sleep on it!
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The state of HTML
HTML has changed very little in recent years. Is HTML complete? Is it neglected? What is the state of HTML?
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How to include browser support data (caniuse) in your blog posts
Wouldn’t it be great to have a simple way to include caniuse data in your posts? Your readers will appreciate it, I’m sure!
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Native lazy-loading - Why doesn’t the video element have it?
We have the ability to lazy load images and iframes in browsers now via the loading attribute. This is a huge boon for web performance. But why not videos too?
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Add a ‘skip to main content’ navigation link to your website
To improve the experience of your website for users with disabilities, we can provide a ‘skip to main content’ navigation link. Here’s how to add it.
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Create eye-catching rich snippets for your posts
Rich snippets are summaries of the content of a webpage. This article will teach you how to improve your website to create eye-catching rich snippets.