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Regarding "5. Use gradients and SVGs instead of images". In a sense this can slow down performance because it requires more effort for the browser to render these, especially gradients. I'm not saying don't use these, because I certainly use them and am a big fan of SVGs, but technically (at least for the rendering process) they are more browser intensive than images. Of course there is the tradeoff that images need to be downloaded and are therefore perceptively take longer to load.
+1
I'll reference this to some of my beginner friends
And this too:
Docker for Extreme Beginners in Desi (layman) language :)
manish srivastava ・ Jun 2 ・ 7 min read
Alrighty, thanks.
Thanks for the article manish. Can you provide more information on #4 Use the tag instead of the rule @import? I'm struggling to understand it.
Unfortunately, I think the typos and random line breaks magnified my misunderstanding.
I don't use FontAwesome anymore to avoid bloated requests.
+1
The first image deserve as credit as the image is owned by KeyCDN and not open-source too.
Replacing "float" with flexbox for layout is a winner, probably one of the first things you should do.
+1 leob
nice