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  Huy Phan•3,430

  @huyphan2210Posted 3 months ago

  Hi, @hanifanwary

  I saw your questions and wanted to share my thoughts:

  1. Improving Accessibility with Semantic HTML

  One way to enhance accessibility is by making your HTML as semantic as possible. Replace unnecessary div elements with more meaningful HTML tags to create cleaner and more readable code.

  For example, your navbar currently uses this structure:

  <div>
    <nav>
      <div>
        <!-- Navbar content -->
      </div>
    </nav>
  </div>
  

  This setup is redundant. Instead, simplify it like this:

  <nav>
    <!-- Navbar content -->
  </nav>
  

  This approach is cleaner, more understandable, and more semantic. Similarly, replace other div elements with appropriate tags based on their purpose.

  2. Optimizing Images for Better Performance

  Images significantly impact page loading speeds, so it's essential to optimize their use.

  Lazy Loading: Ensure all images are lazy-loaded to improve performance. Lazy loading delays loading images until they’re needed, reducing initial load times. Here’s an example:

  <img src="example.jpg" loading="lazy" alt="Description of the image">
  

  Add the loading="lazy" attribute to all non-critical images.

  Image Formats: The format of images can also affect performance. Use the following recommendations:

  • WebP or AVIF: For general-purpose images to balance quality and performance.
  • JPEG: For photographs if compatibility is a concern.
  • PNG: For graphics with transparency or high fidelity.
  • SVG: For icons, logos, and vector graphics.
  • Avoid GIF: Use WebP or CSS animations instead for animations, as they perform better.

  Hope this helps!

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