Nowadays it’s extremely common to find a website that has dynamically inserted content. Usually it appears in response to a user input. A good example would be a so-called “accordion dropdown,” where hidden content reveals …
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Before writing this post, I was thinking about the fact that we still use the term “web page.” Ideally it refers to a static layout of content, say, text and images like in a book, …
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Previously in our Google Lighthouse series, we have already discussed website interactivity as represented by the Time To Interactive Lighthouse metric. In this article, we’re going to take a look at another related parameter: First …
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The modern web is full of standards, and not only the formal ones that are laid down in HTML and Javascript documentation solely for developers. I’m talking about those unspoken rules and behavioral patterns that …
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You may have stumbled upon the following scenario when searching for something on the web: Judging by the title and description in the search engine, it seems that you have found the perfect article on …
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