Zach Leatherman
The Art of Deception, Lighthouse Score Edition
I agree with Zach that the Lighthouse scores we see - shared mostly on Twitter - should be taken with a grain of salt, as they are often shared without any mention of the test conditions.
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Expandable Sections Within a CSS Grid
This is a great use case for CSS Grid's dense packing algorithm!
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An Inclusive Web is Fast by Default
This is a great talk!
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The business models that support much of the content on the web don’t favor better performance. Nor does the culture of many organizations who end up prioritizing the next feature over improving things like performance or accessibility or security.
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Web Quality Assurance: From User Requirements To Web Risk Management
Users need to be able to find the website. They need to be able to use and perceive it correctly, they need the website to function correctly, they need high-quality content, and they also need to have a good experience after their visit.
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Nolan Lawson
Does shadow DOM improve style performance?
This article is about style performance improvement with Shadow DOM, but it also contains a useful comparison of selector performance between ids, classes and data attributes:
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Paula
Mastodon & Fediverse for Beginners
Here's a good introduction to the Fediverse from Paula, with details about Mastodon and Pixelfed.
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Jérôme tells us how he structures his Eleventy projects.
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I'm not using Jekyll anymore, but I would have liked to find such a detailed documentation when I did start using it, years ago.
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The Current State of Homepage UX – 8 Common Pitfalls
while the homepage may not be the predominant entrance path it once was […], it still serves a central role as an anchor for the site’s category taxonomy, and an escape route — a place to refer back to throughout the shopping session.
Kev Bonett
Simon Hearne
Tim Kadlec
Elie Sloïm
Jérôme Coupé
Michael Rose
Baymard Institute
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