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wubsitesgood
2y ago
Good interview question, fun experiment.
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How would you build Wordle with just HTML and CSS?
(scottjehl.com)
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Extending Responsive Video with HTML Web Components
(calendar.perfplanet.com)
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3y ago
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wubsitesgood
3y ago
How to make responsive HTML video remain responsive after page load, using web components.
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wubsitesgood
3y ago
Responsive video is a web standard again, and with patches in Firefox and Chromium, cross-browser support lands this week. This article talks about how to use media queries for delivering HTML video responsibly
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How to Use Responsive HTML Video ( and Audio)
(scottjehl.com)
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3y ago
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4y ago
Different moments in user experience and need to be measured differently. There are too-few resources on testing perceived performance of navigation after initial pageload. Let's fix that.
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How Fast Is Your Web App? How to Test Page Transition Performance
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4y ago
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4y ago
Notably, the examples in the OP article are slower by many thousands of ms, not just hundreds. Either way, the post isn't saying you have to abandon app-like experiences. It's only about improving initial HTML delivery regardless
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wubsitesgood
4y ago
For what it's worth, Twitter has gone back and forth on this. They did serve useful HTML up-front in the recent past. It was faster for initial delivery and I'd imagine helped the odd person who was sent a link to a tweet and hadn
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4y ago
As the article says, the first example in the post does include the time that it takes to go out and fetch the static HTML that swaps in, and it added about a second to the server response of the experiment run that doesn't show up in
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wubsitesgood
4y ago
Some of the tests in the article are run on Desktop Chrome using a "cable" connection speed instead of 4G, which looks to have about a 6x faster round trip time than their 4G does. Those results are a little less impactful but sti