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See, now, the good way of doing this is to specify the exact dimensions of the image in html/css. Same perceived load speed of the page, no junk.
by gnud 8y ago
See, now, the good way of doing this is to specify the exact dimensions of the image in html/css.
Same perceived load speed of the page, no junk.
- Nadya 8y agoBut won't work on any device at any screen size ("responsive design"). There's a way to do server-side rendering for image assets in this regard but the front-end devs in charge of this kind of thing rarely know how to set something like that up.