Presidential Homepages Violate Speed and Accessibility Guidelines / CSS: Group Selectors
Optimization Week Issue #2, Nov. 12, 2003
This week we've got a special treat for you. We compare the home pages of the ten presidential candidates for speed and accessibility to see how well they fare with published guidelines. The results may surprise you. In this week's speed tweak we show how to group selectors in your CSS to save space.
This week's review was suggested by one of our readers. If you've got an idea for a speed review we want to hear from you. If you've found a site that you find particularly fast or slow let us know about it and it just might appear in a future issue.
- Presidential Homepages Violate Speed and Accessibility Guidelines
- Will the presidential homepages bring home the bacon? Not without fast page display and easy accessibility. Read on to find out who is fastest on the draw, and the most accessible.
- Group Selectors
- You can group selectors that share the same declaration into one abbreviated style. Combining grouping with shorthand properties can shrink your styles dramatically.
