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Quite simply by becoming web professionals in the first place. All of the inefficiency examples create unnecessary cost or worsen the user experience. It's wel
by fxtentacle 6y ago
Quite simply by becoming web professionals in the first place.
All of the inefficiency examples create unnecessary cost or worsen the user experience. It's well documented that most people work better and more often with fast tools. And there's lots of regular folks complaining that fashionable hipster websites are horrible to use. And lastly, lots of Javascript also increases maintenance costs.
So all of the points could be summarized as "don't make user hostile beginners' mistakes"
Now the more important question is: which company actually values its users / customers enough so that they won't outsource to the lowest bidder?
- higerordermap 6y agoOnce upon a time Google cared a lot about performance of client facing application.
- pantulis 6y agoYes, this. All of the issues raised end up costing money and dollars are a great proxy for energy efficiency. If you can shave x$/month from the infrastructure budget, wether it's servers or bandwith, you are being greener.