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The anatomy of responsive images

If you need something technical explained in a way that is super easy to understand then Jake Archibald is often the person to go to. The impressive thing for me is that he has used SVG to paint what you would usually assume to be an image with arrows. Nicely done Jake, nicely done. - https://goo.gl/kjwifL

#responsive #images
Essential Image Optimization

This is a wonderfully comprehensive ebook from Addy Osmani. “In 2017, image optimization should be automated. It’s easy to forget, best practices change, and content that doesn’t go through a build pipeline can easily slip. To automate: Use imagemin or libvips for your build process. Many alternatives exist.” - https://goo.gl/A5nLSg

#responsive #images
A Look at the State of Progressive Images and User Perception

We all want images to load fast: “Choosing the right image format, optimizing the quality and using responsive images are important tasks, but what can we do beyond that?” - https://goo.gl/cdsQgF

#frontEnd #images
Image Inconsistencies: How and When Browsers Download Images

Browsers don’t download images referenced in CSS until the CSS object model is built which could lead you to use img tags to load images more quickly. but Firefox may not behave as you’d expect here. - http://bit.ly/2yx5v3Y

#web #images
Responsive Images on the Apple Watch

If you’re keen for your sites to look good on the Apple Watch’s browser and its 136 pixel wide viewport, consider these points. - http://bit.ly/2B05weu

#apple #watch #images
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

#html #images
Image Optimization In WordPress

Reducing the size of your images is a sure fire way to increase the speed of your website and lower the frustrations of your users. If you're running Wordpress (I'm guessing about 33% of you) then here's a few approaches you can use (non wordpress users will find it helpful too). - http://amp.gs/Ofmr

#optimization #images #wordpress
Responsive Images: A Reference Guide from A to Z

A comprehensive guide for implementing responsive images correctly. - http://amp.gs/oLgC

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