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Add bit about alt-text, clarify page size
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I realize not everybody's going to ditch the Web and switch to Gemini or Gopher today (that'll take, like, a month at the longest). Until that happens, here's a non-exhaustive, highly-opinionated list of best practices for websites that focus primarily on text:
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* Final page weight under 50kb without images, and under 200kb with images.
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* Final page weight under 50kb without images, and under 200kb with images. Page weight should usually be much smaller; these are upper-bounds for exceptional cases.
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* Works in Lynx, w3m, links (both graphics and text mode), Netsurf, and Dillo
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* Works with popular article-extractors (e.g. Readability) and HTML-to-Markdown converters. This is a good way to verify that your site uses simple HTML and works with most non-browser article readers (e.g. ebook converters, PDF exports).
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* No scripts or interactivity (preferably enforced at the CSP level)
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* Server configured to support compression (gzip, optionally zstd as well). It's a free speed boost.
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* Supports dark mode via a CSS media feature and/or works with most "dark mode" browser addons. More on this below.
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* A good score on Mozilla's HTTP Observatory
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* Optimized images. More on this below.
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* Optimized images. More on image optimization below.
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* All images labeled with alt-text. The page should make sense without images.
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* Maybe HTTP/2. There are some cases in which HTTP/2 can make things slower. Run some tests to find out.
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=> https://observatory.mozilla.org/ HTTP Observatory
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non-exhaustive, highly-opinionated list of best practices for websites that focus
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primarily on text:
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- Final page weight under 50kb without images, and under 200kb with images.
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- Final page weight under 50kb without images, and under 200kb with images. Page weight should usually be much smaller; these are upper-bounds for exceptional cases.
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- Works in Lynx, w3m, links (both graphics and text mode), Netsurf, and Dillo
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- Works with popular article-extractors (e.g. Readability) and HTML-to-Markdown
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converters. This is a good way to verify that your site uses simple HTML and works
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- Supports dark mode via a CSS media feature and/or works with most "dark mode"
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browser addons. More on this below.
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- A good score on Mozilla's [HTTP Observatory](https://observatory.mozilla.org/)
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- Optimized images.
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- Optimized images. More on image optimization below.
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- All images labeled with alt-text. The page should make sense without images.
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- Maybe HTTP/2. There are some cases in which HTTP/2 can make things slower. Run some
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tests to find out.
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