Changes to Chrome’s Video Autoplay Policy Now Rolling Out
Muted autoplay will be fine, but for audio to play some conditions must be met. Only in Chrome Canary for now, but if you use autoplaying videos you need to be prepared. - https://goo.gl/Z51FDn
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Muted autoplay will be fine, but for audio to play some conditions must be met. Only in Chrome Canary for now, but if you use autoplaying videos you need to be prepared. - https://goo.gl/Z51FDn
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Google Developers
Autoplay Policy Changes | Web
| Google Developers
| Google Developers
Learn best practices for good user experiences with the new autoplay policies in Chrome, coming January 2018.
HEAD: A List of Things That Go In The 'head' Element
Meta tags, link tags, Twitter card info, browser-specific directives, and more. - https://goo.gl/QYkvGL
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Meta tags, link tags, Twitter card info, browser-specific directives, and more. - https://goo.gl/QYkvGL
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WAI-ARIA: the dark art of accessibility?
Getting better insight into how to make something like a carousel ARIA ready. - https://goo.gl/DH9ZoG
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Getting better insight into how to make something like a carousel ARIA ready. - https://goo.gl/DH9ZoG
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The Critical Path: Optimizing Load Times With the Chrome DevTools
How to use the Chrome Dev tools to analyse your site and identify areas you can speed up to improve the overall load times. - https://goo.gl/VpyWTA
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How to use the Chrome Dev tools to analyse your site and identify areas you can speed up to improve the overall load times. - https://goo.gl/VpyWTA
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Lucidchart
The Critical Path: Optimizing Load Times With the Chrome DevTools - Lucidchart
Our CTO shares improvements you can make and measurements to keep track of in order to optimize load times on a complex web application.
Conversational Semantics
Aaron Gustafson goes through a range of different semantic markup practices that will put you in good stead for a better interaction with services like Cortana, Siri, and Alexa. - http://bit.ly/2QiSob7
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Aaron Gustafson goes through a range of different semantic markup practices that will put you in good stead for a better interaction with services like Cortana, Siri, and Alexa. - http://bit.ly/2QiSob7
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A List Apart
Conversational Semantics
Semantic markup has always mattered, but with voice interfaces rapidly becoming the norm, it now matters more than ever. Aaron Gustafson shows us how simple HTML tags can have a huge impact with vo…
Stop Using So Many DIVs: An Intro to Semantic HTML
Considering the HTML5 spec reads that “authors are strongly encouraged to view the div element as an element of last resort, for when no other element is suitable”, this article is a handy reminder of the semantic alternatives. - http://amp.gs/RKGF
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Considering the HTML5 spec reads that “authors are strongly encouraged to view the div element as an element of last resort, for when no other element is suitable”, this article is a handy reminder of the semantic alternatives. - http://amp.gs/RKGF
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DEV Community
Stop using so many divs! An intro to semantic HTML
Sure, divs are great and all, but they give no information about their purpose within the document structure. HTML5 has been around for a while now, and there are better options.
Native Image Lazy-Loading for The Web: How loading Works
A look at the new loading attribute which brings native <img> and <iframe> lazy-loading to the web. Support for this is expected in Chrome 75. - http://amp.gs/R599
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A look at the new loading attribute which brings native <img> and <iframe> lazy-loading to the web. Support for this is expected in Chrome 75. - http://amp.gs/R599
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Addyosmani
Native image lazy-loading for the web!
In this post, we'll look at the new loading attribute which brings native <img> and <iframe> lazy-loading to the web!. For the curious, here&...
HTML's inputmode Attribute Now Supported in Most Mobile Browsers
This is helpful when you want to show users alternative, optimized keyboards, such as for solely entering numbers, URLs, or email addresses. - http://amp.gs/d9BD
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This is helpful when you want to show users alternative, optimized keyboards, such as for solely entering numbers, URLs, or email addresses. - http://amp.gs/d9BD
#mobile #html
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How to Section Your HTML
A valuable deep-dive into HTML’s various semantic sectioning elements (such as <nav>, <section> and <aside>) with pointers on when it's appropriate to use them, and how. Worth bookmarking for future reference. - http://amp.gs/OJag
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A valuable deep-dive into HTML’s various semantic sectioning elements (such as <nav>, <section> and <aside>) with pointers on when it's appropriate to use them, and how. Worth bookmarking for future reference. - http://amp.gs/OJag
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CSS-Tricks
How to Section Your HTML | CSS-Tricks
👋 It has been brought to our attention in the comments (and on Twitter) that some of the techniques used in this article result in a poor user
Optional HTML: Everything You Need to Know
A good look at optional code (such as the quotation marks of an attribute value), and how the balance between understandability and performance don’t need to be at odds with each other. - http://amp.gs/N2nL
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A good look at optional code (such as the quotation marks of an attribute value), and how the balance between understandability and performance don’t need to be at odds with each other. - http://amp.gs/N2nL
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Meiert
Optional HTML: Everything You Need to Know · Jens Oliver Meiert
Optional HTML can be left out to improve performance, to guide code comprehension, and to hone the craft. An overview over all optional tags, rules around quotes for attribute values, and omissible attribute value defaults, as well as notes on pitfalls and tools.