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The examples discussed seem to assume a dynamic site where you load the images (and the blurha placeholder) from a database, but how easy would this be to use f

The examples discussed seem to assume a dynamic site where you load the images (and the blurha placeholder) from a database, but how easy would this be to use for a static site with large images, perhaps embedding the blurha directly in the HTML?

DagAgren 7y ago
Should work fine, if you integrate it into your toolchain somehow.
sp332 7y ago
You could put the hash in a custom HTML attribute, and have the JS load it from there. <canvas width="100px" height="100px" imgsrc="hirez.jpg" blurhash="abcd..." />