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tomhanlon
4y ago
Instead of loading a font from Google Fonts you would just use the font-family property for the given typeface: font-family: Charter, 'Bitstream Charter', 'Sitka Text', Cambria, serif; for instance.
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tomhanlon
6y ago
Totally agree! Really hoping to see a push for performance closer to the Google SERP Page Rank algorithm change going live.
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A New Take on the Fortune 500 – Ranking Companies by Page Speed
(reachlightspeed.com)
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6y ago
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The Performance 500: Websites of the Fortune 500 Ranked by Page Speed
(reachlightspeed.com)
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6y ago
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tomhanlon
6y ago
Slated for release in Firefox 80 in less than three weeks (8/25)
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tomhanlon
6y ago
Not sure on the compression/decompression speeds. There is a polyfill for old browsers but our recommendation would be to use the graceful degradation of the <picture> tag which falls back to <img> if .avif or .webp is not
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tomhanlon
6y ago
The format was co-developed by some big tech players: Netflix, Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Mozilla Further reading: https://www.cnet.com/news/google-mozilla-av1-photo-format-co...
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6y ago
FLIF seems to compress higher but to my knowledge there is no major browser support. AVIF support is scheduled for Firefox 80 and Chrome 85 by the end of this month (August 25).
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tomhanlon
6y ago
The .avif file in the example was accidentally saved as larger than the JPEG file which makes it a poor use case. We compressed the .avif file with the correct compression quantizer with avifenc to higlight the difference. The JPEG file is
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tomhanlon
6y ago
Good catch! We were moving quickly trying to get this blog post out before the standard was implemented. We've updated this and it's now a smaller file size.
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6y ago
We're really excited about this image format -- for the same image quality .AVIF compresses 50% smaller than JPEG, 20% smaller than WebP and is free to use.
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How to use the next-gen open-sourced .Avif image format, 50% smaller than JPEG
(reachlightspeed.com)
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6y ago
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10y ago
Clearhead | Austin, TX & Cincinnati, OH | Full-Time | On-Site We help daring brands optimize their business outcomes through continuous testing & personalization. Every idea, every product, every experience — driven by data. Imagine
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Hello, gorgeous Meet the laptop you'll use in 2015 (2008)
(computerworld.com)
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12y ago
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