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by khalwat
2517 days ago
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Author here. I'm familiar with optimizing images via webpack and the like; there's an article I wrote on the same site as this one detailing just that (amongst other things): https://nystudio107.com/blog/an-annotated-webpack-4-config-f... The issue is that for many larger sites that are content-managed, the images aren't known at build time. So you need some kind of mechanism in place to deal with optimizing user-uploaded images. Obviously you don't want truly decorative images indexed; but that's not what the article is discussing (except in the "SO WHEN IS IT GOOD?" section). It's discussing the abuse of CSS background-image for content images, something I've seen as being quite prevalent. As the article mentioned, this is bad for accessibility, SEO, performances, and other lesser issues. |
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