@chipcullen My guess is yes youtube.com/c/WebConferencesAmst…

@chipcullen I’ve had this page open for a while. There’s a design section.

brainbaking.com/post/2022/04/coo…

@chipcullen Nice!

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@chipcullen @css css-tricks.com/css-tricks-is-joi…

@chipcullen Although after I made this someone pointed me to github.com/FiloSottile/mkcert which is probably better

@chipcullen I made a thing github.com/kingkool68/generate-s…

@chipcullen I did a thought exercise about what it would take to have the most robust, performant image markup and it’s like 30 different images of formats and sizes marked up in a <picture> element. Phew! That makes my head hurt. No wonder people use a service like Cloudinary

@chipcullen – loading=”lazy”
– This cool responsive images linter ausi.github.io/respimagelint/
– Don’t forget to encode all of your images in JPG, WEBP, and AVIF and then 3 – 7 different sizes for each format and writing image markup by hand is insane now…

@chipcullen Only if it’s disorganized

@chipcullen Pro tip: Don’t make a 1024 x 1024 multiplication table right before a meeting…

@anthonydpaul @chipcullen Alas! Did you miss the moose?

@chipcullen Why were we removing the width and height attributes to begin with?

@chipcullen In the future, browsers will use this information to further optimize layouts.

github.com/WICG/intrinsicsize-at…

@chipcullen I agree with Greg Buckler. HTML is all about describing the content so I would prefer the actual image dimensions so the browser could set out the appropriate space for the image to fill in.

@chipcullen Agreed. My wife loves it.

@chipcullen @zachleat I like your style guide link in the footer. I think every website should have one of those.

@anthonydpaul @chipcullen I also use Google Photos because it is pretty good at tagging and searching through them all.

@anthonydpaul @chipcullen Synology also has synology.com/en-us/dsm/feature/c… for downloading cloud storage locally for backups. I also use the NAS for Time Machine backups and Plex for movies so the kids can watch their movies wherever.

@anthonydpaul @chipcullen Wife and I both have play.google.com/store/apps/detai… on our Android phones and automatically syncs media to a folder on the NAS. That folder gets backed up offsite to Backblaze B2 (they’re pretty cheap for offsite backup).

@anthonydpaul @chipcullen I saw ads for that. Looks neat. I’m a big nerd so I have a big over engineered toy for that. An 8-bay Synology NAS like this amzn.to/2sGCAI4 sits in my basement collecting our photo dumps daily.