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Jul 13, 2018 at 11:20 am by David
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Certain CSS Selectors are no longer as much of a performance concern as many developers may have once thought. With the ever-changing browser landscape we know that browsers are now faster and smarter than ever before.
Here is a list of the common CSS Selectors in order from lightest to heaviest and as we can see at one point it would have been recommended to avoid such selectors.
| Rank |
Selector |
| 1. |
ID |
| 2. |
Class |
| 3. |
Tag |
| 4. |
General and adjacent sibling |
| 5. |
Child and descendant |
| 6. |
Universal |
| 7. |
Attribute |
| 8. |
Pseudo-classes and elements |
Now, however, we don’t really have to worry about selector performance. As mentioned above browsers have evolved. Actually, Google doesn’t even worry about it anymore. A good tool to measure website performance is Google’s Page Speed Insights. In 2013 Google actually removed the common “Use efficient CSS selectors” rule. Keeping optimized images, leveraging browser caching, and minifying internal and external files is much more important when it comes to performance boosts on a website.
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Gratiot Community Credit Union launched a new website today. The site is a modern design incorporating features that make it responsive to every device used to view it. The design includes a blue and grey color scheme, large banners for current promotions, featured rates, featured products, featured articles and a section for member benefits. The home page is designed to hit most of the initial needs of visitors to their site. Take a look at their beautiful website: https://www.gratiotcu.org/
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Congratulations to Western Division Federal Credit Union on the launch of their brand new site!
The new site showcases a clean and modern design that displays a large rotating banner that is perfect to call attention to the latest marketing campaigns, featured rates, and the direct login widget. Additionally, the site is completely responsive and looks great on mobile devices! This new website greatly improves member experience by providing a modern website that will work on any device!
Check it out!
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1st Community Federal Credit Union has launched a new website today. The new website has a modern and responsive design which looks great on all types of devices. The colors are consistent with the previous site, staying loyal to the red and blue scheme. The home page features rotating banners for featured promotions. It also utilizes a custom “featured offers” section for members to browse through; large red rotating services buttons, a featured rates area and a “News Headline” section toward the bottom. Take a look at their new website: https://1cfcu.org/
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San Antonio Citizens Federal Credit Union launched a new website as part of their rebranding for the credit union. The site is bright, clean and modern combining white, bright green and bright blue colors. The site is responsive so it looks great on devices of all sizes from phones to desktops. It features a minimal menu to make navigation easy. Large rotating banners great visitors with current offers. Below the banners are featured products, member testimonials, an information section, community involvement and member benefits. Wow! That’s a lot of information but people are accustomed to scrolling nowadays so it’s consistent with modern design. Take a look at their beautiful new website: https://www.sacfcu.org/
