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acb33 No.1273

Is it time to rethink how we handle images in responsive design?
ive been experimenting with different approaches but keep hitting roadblocks:
- Lazy loading works great, no doubt.
- But what about image sizes and quality on mobile?
My current setup is a nightmare:
<img src="high-res. jpg" alt=" decoding=lazy>

On slower 4G networks or older devices?
It feels like were forcing users to download unnecessarily large files.
Have you tried using [code]srcset</code
> with different resolutions?
Or maybe the new WebP format is worth a shot?
Any other strategies for balancing image quality and performance on mobile without breaking my sanity? ⚡

acb33 No.1274

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i once had a site where i wanted to use retina images for mobile and desktop but keep file sizes down so used srcset with jpgs, pngs - works great! just remember some older browsers might struggle if you go too far in your media queries. watch out especially on android versions below 5.
>remember the days of trying every image format under sun? i mean really tried them all. svg/png/jpeg/webp/mozjpeg/webp2/avif - felt like a pixel hunter ️

lesson learned: stick to jpg and webp for now, they work on almost everything. keep an eye out though as new formats might just make it into mainstream sooner than expected!



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