UI Dev Newsletter Issue #66
In this issue: lazy-loading performance, 'theme-color' meta tag, designing better filters, and more.
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The performance effects of too much lazy-loading
Rick Viscomi and Felix Arntz share data-driven advice for lazy-loading images with Core Web Vitals in mind.
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Meta Theme Color and Trickery
Manuel Matuzović explores the possibilities of a 'theme-color' meta tag.
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Why Accessibility?
Todd Libby explains why accessibility should be an equal citizen of your project.
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Designing a chair: A story about Junior vs. Senior Designers.
Stan Reimgen explains the difference between junior and senior designers, which could be applied to developers.
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Lexical grammar
MDN contributors describe everything about JavaScript's lexical grammar from control characters and white space to automatic semicolon insertion and browser compatibility.
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Why I am not the King
Kevin Powell shares a lot of helpful CSS resources and professionals in his humble post.
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Trends Come And Go, But JavaScript Is Forever
Aphinya Dechalert explores a little into the history of JavaScript and its good and bad parts.
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Frustrating Design Patterns: Broken Filters
Vitaly Friedman describes how to design better filters on the web.