Some time ago, during my early PHP years, I had created a website for myself, which combined my resume and some space for sharing my thoughts with ...
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Two non-technical things if you would like.
1) Don't use star rating, or any other kind of rating for your knowledge and expertise. It's just not telling anything meaningful.
2) If you are using a photo, use one where it's possible to recognize your face.
Thanks for that advice! I will plan to get rid of those star ratings and put my example projects instead :)
Man, Next.js is freaking amazing.
Great stuff Jakub! Don't forget to add a favicon for that cherry-on-top feeling to your website. Your blog looks great1
Thanks! I've just added a favicon :)
That is great, congratulations on that. I like that you said that every website is different hence needs different optimization steps.
can you give information where i can running test like that ??
Of course! The auditing tool is called Lighthouse, and it is available for you in the tab inside the Chrome DevTools. You can read more information about it on its official website:
developers.google.com/web/tools/li...
Awesome article! What are your thoughts on using webp file format?
WEBP format allows to significantly reduce the size of images when comparing with, e.g. JPEG format. But of course, it is not supported by old browsers like IE11. So if you have to maintain old browser support, then don't use web 😀 In any other way, go with it!
Base on what I read you can use
picturehtml tag for creating fallbacks for older browsersThis looks great! I would check your speeds with the network settings in the developer options in chrome. I had a slower network and it loaded a little slow. Overall, great work!
Yes, it may vary depending on the internet connection. While doing those audits, I didn't throttle my internet speed :)
If you use NextJS you can do a React -> Preact aliasing on the client bundle so it cuts down on size by a lot
Your portfolio website does not have media files( images, videos ). If it does, those metrics won't look pretty.
Yes, that is true that I don't have much media on my website. But if I had, it doesn't necessary mean that performance would go down. Images and videos can be lazy-loaded once they go near the viewport so that they wouldn't affect the time for the first load.