November 3, 2016 01:26 pm GMT
Original Link: http://csswizardry.com/2016/10/improving-perceived-performance-with-multiple-background-images/
Improving Perceived Performance with Multiple Background Images
.masthead {
/* Might as well let this color show */
background-color: #3d332b;
/* As this is loading */
background-image: url(/img/masthead.jpg);
}
Harry Roberts levels this up by suggesting using a gradient that looks more like the image that loads:
.masthead {
background-image:
url(/img/masthead-large.jpg),
linear-gradient(to right, #807363 0%, #251d16 50%, #3f302b 75%, #100b09 100%);
}
Will Wallace gets even fancier by creating a Sass @mixin
that takes a big array of colors to make an complex gradient that looks even …
Improving Perceived Performance with Multiple Background Images is a post from CSS-Tricks
Original Link: http://csswizardry.com/2016/10/improving-perceived-performance-with-multiple-background-images/
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