srcset + sizes, anyone?
Yeah, I basiclaly avoid front end dev as much as possible and even I though "isn't this just a case of deliver the right density image for the device?"
Blurred Images Are Everywhere
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Re: Blurred Images Are Everywhere
#42This is the case since late 2015, and they haven't budged since. If you want to provide a @2x image to look nice on hi-dpi, or simple responsive elements, you are out of luck. It worked fine before, I really don't get why this is being ignored. At my job we went so far as experimenting with image-rendering: optimize-contrast, but it doesn't work well for logos / solid shapes, so we have to live with blurry crap in th…
Isn't the solution to use a media query to deliver 2x images only to double-density screens?
Or to use srcset?
Re: Blurred Images Are Everywhere
#43This is the case since late 2015, and they haven't budged since. If you want to provide a @2x image to look nice on hi-dpi, or simple responsive elements, you are out of luck. It worked fine before, I really don't get why this is being ignored. At my job we went so far as experimenting with image-rendering: optimize-contrast, but it doesn't work well for logos / solid shapes, so we have to live with blurry crap in th…
Isn't the solution to use a media query to deliver 2x images only to double-density screens?
Still affects any responsive layout, or image that is not displayed at their exact original dimensions.