Michael Scharnagl • 4/5/2012

Should we really worry that much.

Read Original

The article critiques Apple's release of the new iPad with a high-resolution display without providing a bandwidth detection API. It argues that forcing users on low-bandwidth connections (like EDGE) to download large image files harms user experience and that speed should be a top priority in web development. The author suggests Apple should have led the development of a standardized bandwidth detection API for browsers.

0 comments
#user experience #web performance #responsive images
Should we really worry that much.

Comments

No comments yet

Be the first to share your thoughts!

Browser Extension

Get instant access to AllDevBlogs from your browser

Top of the Week

1
Limit token usage in Microsoft Agent Framework
Jesse Liberty • 1 votes
2
How to Roll Back AI Agents: Incident Response, Circuit Breakers, and Recovery Patterns
Paul Bryant • 1 votes
3
Avoiding Reasoning Model Failures with Microsoft Foundry
Luke Murray • 1 votes
4
When Your AI Agent Lies: Silent LLM Fallbacks
Luke Murray • 1 votes
5
Adding a custom MCP server to Claude and ChatGPT
Simon Willison • 1 votes
6
Testing AI prompts and comparing models with promptfoo
Tim Deschryver • 1 votes
7
Superlogical
Mitchell Hashimoto • 1 votes