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This is premature optimization, considering you could spend your time optimizing things that have higher impact. Paul Irish said related to this: "If aren't ge
by cemregr 14y ago
This is premature optimization, considering you could spend your time optimizing things that have higher impact.
Paul Irish said related to this:
"If aren't getting 90+ Page Speed scores, its way too early to be thinking about selector optimization"
http://paulirish.com/2012/box-sizing-border-box-ftw/#comments http://paulirish.com/2012/box-sizing-border-box-ftw/#comment...
- mistercow 14y agoNo optimization is intrinsically premature. Most of these are not things you need to worry about, but there will be cases where it makes a different. That said, specifying image sizes is often a good idea in order to prevent the page from moving around while it loads. It looks a lot cleaner if your text all flows correctly and then the images pop into place.
- alttag 14y agoIf a designer knows some of these tips at the beginning of the design process, and is able to complete the initial design with them in mind (assuming time remains constant), then I'd argue "premature optimization" isn't an issue, but the end output is still faster.
- chrisbroadfoot 14y agoPremature optimization still takes a hit - the cognitive effect of optimizing these things is definitely an issue.
- storborg 14y agoWhat developer isn't getting 90+ page speed scores these days? That stuff is trivial low-hanging fruit that rarely requires rearchitecting your application or page.