Amazing video Can you please give an insight video on Drupal Profile as you mentioned in the video? So that we can copy configurations to another site?
This is the most Drupal thing ever. It would be nice if they had a default solution that worked pretty well most of the time (like every other cms) with the ability to get out the spreadsheet and micro-manage every gd breakpoint/aspect-ratio/pixel density combination for projects that require that level of granularity. This should not be the default workflow for what is a table-stakes feature for every other CMS. (edit: not a criticism of your presentation though - it was very informative)
Shouldn't there be a breakpoint for devices mediaQuery: all and (max-width: 479.98px) or whatever your smallest "min--width" has been set to? I think even the smallest devices are impacted the most be delivering to big image files, thus a really small "fallback" (xs) style might be needed.
Amazing video
Can you please give an insight video on Drupal Profile as you mentioned in the video? So that we can copy configurations to another site?
This is the most Drupal thing ever. It would be nice if they had a default solution that worked pretty well most of the time (like every other cms) with the ability to get out the spreadsheet and micro-manage every gd breakpoint/aspect-ratio/pixel density combination for projects that require that level of granularity. This should not be the default workflow for what is a table-stakes feature for every other CMS. (edit: not a criticism of your presentation though - it was very informative)
Shouldn't there be a breakpoint for devices
mediaQuery: all and (max-width: 479.98px)
or whatever your smallest "min--width" has been set to?
I think even the smallest devices are impacted the most be delivering to big image files, thus a really small "fallback" (xs) style might be needed.
implementing Next-Gen Image Formats. How to automate working with big amount of images (e-commerce with product pages)