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There is a lot of technology for technology sake to be found in American web sites. My favorite counter example is sankei news site. http://www.sankei.com/ htt
by pcurve 9y ago
There is a lot of technology for technology sake to be found in American web sites.
My favorite counter example is sankei news site.
http://www.sankei.com/ http://www.sankei.com/
All their pages end in .html.
Do view source and vast majority if byte is used for actual text content, rather than javascript and markups.
Mobile friendly too, but you wouldn't know it because they disabled responsive view unless it's visited from an actual phone. No premature mobile view with hamburger kicking in when viewing it on desktop.
Comparison of View source between two sites is quite amusing.
view-source:http://www.sankei.com/smp/ http://www.sankei.com/smp/
view-source:https://mobile.nytimes.com/ https://mobile.nytimes.com/
- eropple 9y ago> but you wouldn't know it because they disabled responsive view unless it's visited from an actual phone. No premature mobile view with hamburger kicking in when viewing it on desktop Bug, not feature. If I'm viewing a site in a narrow window, I expect it to collapse responsively. That site doesn't.
- pcurve 9y agoI can assure you it's not a bug. Many Asian sites have fixed width on desktop. They do not make their sites with 4-5 different media query break points. Personally I prefer this because information is always in the same place regardless of browser size. I don't have to worry about it moving around or hiding.
- eropple 9y agoFine--misfeature. Bug in the spec. Having to squint and scroll sideways and zoom is awful user-facing behavior.
- fiatjaf 9y agoGitHub is bugged, by your criteria.
- eropple 9y agoYup! GitHub's wrong too. We have media queries for a reason--because user agent sniffing and "mobile sites" leads to incorrect results. This is one.
- TylerE 9y ago> All their pages end in .html. Do you not understand how URL rewriting works?