Saving Bandwidth with Images (The Standard, Ep. 8)

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Still serving users GIFs? In this tip, learn more about saving your users' bandwidth by serving better images - and only serving them when they're needed.

Intersection Observer API: https://goo.gl/4uA1tf
Saving Bandwith with Images, Medium article by @samthor: https://goo.gl/lTu5Ex



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