A Bit of Performance

Publikováno: 28.2.2019

Here’s a great post by Roman Komarov on what he learned by improving the performance of his personal website. There’s a couple of neat things he does to tackle font loading in particular, such as adding the <link rel="preload"> tags for fonts. This will encourage those font files to download a tiny bit faster which prevents that odd flash of un-styled text we know all too well. Roman also subsets his font files based on language which I find … Read article

The post A Bit of Performance appeared first on CSS-Tricks.

Celý článek

Here’s a great post by Roman Komarov on what he learned by improving the performance of his personal website. There’s a couple of neat things he does to tackle font loading in particular, such as adding the <link rel="preload"> tags for fonts. This will encourage those font files to download a tiny bit faster which prevents that odd flash of un-styled text we know all too well. Roman also subsets his font files based on language which I find super interesting – as only certain pages of his website use Cyrillic glyphs.

He writes:

I was digging into some of the performance issues during my work for a few weeks, and I thought that it can be interesting to see how those could be applied to my site. I was already quite happy with how it performed (being just a small static site) but managed to find a few areas to improve.

I had also never heard of Squoosh, which happens to be an incredible image optimization tool that looks like this when you’re editing an image:

With that slider in the middle, it shows the difference between the original image and the newly optimized one, which is both super neat and helpful.

Direct Link to ArticlePermalink

The post A Bit of Performance appeared first on CSS-Tricks.

Nahoru
Tento web používá k poskytování služeb a analýze návštěvnosti soubory cookie. Používáním tohoto webu s tímto souhlasíte. Další informace