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I work on web.dev and would like your feedback on how we're handling cross-browser compatibility information. I'm aware that it's the biggest frustration for we
by kaycebasques 7y ago
I work on web.dev and would like your feedback on how we're handling cross-browser compatibility information. I'm aware that it's the biggest frustration for web developers based on the MDN DNA report [1] (overall needs ranking on page 19, items 1, 3, 4, 5).
* Is there an ideal location for cross-browser information? E.g. top of page, bottom of page, middle of page.
* Are we communicating the information effectively? E.g. is there anything important that we're missing.
* (On a more general note) Is there specific guidance related to cross-browser compatibility that you think would be helpful for us to write about? The more specific, the better.
[1] https://mdn-web-dna.s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/MDN-Web-DNA-Report-2019.pdf https://mdn-web-dna.s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/MDN-Web-DNA-R...
- lol768 7y ago> * Is there an ideal location for cross-browser information? E.g. top of page, bottom of page, middle of page. Ideally, it'd be right at the top of the article so I understand immediately that this isn't production-ready yet and I can read the rest of the article in that light (as something I can experiment with potentially, via the origin trial).
- alberth 7y agoThanks for all your work on web.dev Question: can this functionality be exposed in Lighthouse/PageSpeed audit results?