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  1. Let’s look at some more technical and non-obvious aspects of optimising Largest Contentful Paint

  2. How often do you test your site in iOS Safari?

  3. Site-Speed Topography

    Learning the lay of the land

  4. Speed Up Google Fonts

    Google Fonts is fast.

  5. How effective is Brotli, really?

  6. If you’ve ever struggled to define performance budgets, this off-the-shelf trick is what you’re looking for.

  7. Using prefetch for fun and profit

  8. What issues does Hoefler&Co’s Cloud.typography introduce, and how can we mitigate them?

  9. Just how much does TTFB matter when it comes to front-end performance?

  10. Why is it so much better to self-host your static assets?

  11. How can you prepare for and survive a technical interview?

  12. What does Cache-Control really do?

  13. How can you tell when bandwidth or latency are your bottlenecks?

  14. ITCSS × Skillshare

    The official introduction to ITCSS on Skillshare

  15. What If?

    How do we so often forget to ask the simple question: what if?

  16. How can CSS impact network and resource-loading performance?

  17. How can we make it easier for businesses to understand when and what to measure?

  18. What should you do when you first get launched into an old, sprawling CSS codebase?

  19. How and when do browsers download certain types of image?

  20. Gathering data about third-parties using free and open-source tooling

  21. My Digital Music Setup

    An overview of my hardware and software setup for listening to digital music

  22. How can we gather valuable data about previously hard-to-measure things?

  23. Finding Dead CSS

    Finding dead or unused CSS on a live website

  24. What can front-end and performance engineers learn from the Fallacies of Distributed Computing?

  25. Ten Years Old

    csswizardry.com turns ten today!

  26. Relative Requirements

    Define the relative importance of project traits in order to make development smoother

  27. Airplanes and Ashtrays

    Sometimes you need to make it possible to do the wrong thing…

  28. Assessing the fragility and resilience of third party resources

  29. Refactoring Tunnels

    A metaphor for defining the scope of refactoring tasks

  30. Handy Git tricks and aliases: leaderboards, praise, word-diff, branch history, daily recaps, changelog generation, and more in one quick guide.

  31. Writing Tidy Code

    Even the most inexperienced developers can write great looking code

  32. Configuring Git and Vim

    Both amazing tools in their own rights, how can we get both playing nicely together?

  33. Statistics, tests, and numbers looking at the performance costs of Base64

  34. A look at the many huge disadvantages of Base64 encoding assets into your CSS

  35. An update to my 2012 article, Code Smells in CSS

  36. Typography for Developers

    A look at the simple differences that developers and engineers can make in order to improve the quality of their typography

  37. Improving security and performance on CSS Wizardry

  38. Ack for CSS Developers

    Using the Ack tool to audit and profile your CSS

  39. A New Year, a New Focus

    In 2017, I want to begin shifting my focus more toward making things fast

  40. Apple are replacing their function row with a Touch Bar; how will this affect Vim?

  41. A look at which average works best for representing certain types of data

  42. Avoid using CSS’ shorthand syntax

  43. CSS Wizardry Newsletter

    CSS Wizardry has just got itself a newsletter…

  44. Nesting Your BEM?

    A look at the possible benefits of nesting BEM, and mitigating the side effects

  45. Using CSS gradients and multiple backgrounds to improve resilience and perceived performance

  46. Why we should still be using Normalize.css

  47. Pure CSS Content Filter

    Experiment: Making a content filter using CSS

  48. A low-cost approach for providing user customisation in UI projects

  49. Three key steps to help you refactoring legacy code

  50. Giving talks is stressful.