Results for Tag ‘Responsive Images’

Images are essential for a great user experience, but large, high-resolution images can slow down your website if they aren’t optimized. Since we use everything from mobile phones to desktop screens, serving the same-quality image across every device is inefficient. In this blog post, we’ll explore how to use the…

Images are essential for making a website look appealing to visitors. Elementor, a popular tool that helps people build websites on WordPress, enables you to crop pictures to the right size for your website without using other tools. In this blog post, we’ll show you how to use Elementor’s picture-cropping…

Delivering an optimal image experience tailored to each user’s device and screen size is crucial. Responsive images are a key technique ensuring images load quickly, maintain crisp quality, and adapt seamlessly across various viewports. This blog post explores what responsive images are, how to implement them in a framework such…

There are many JavaScript frameworks on the market today, and Svelte is one of the most exciting. Unlike other frameworks like React or Vue that do most of their work at runtime, Svelte compiles your component code for maximum efficiency and performance. It often scores highly in industry surveys —…

Media management is at the heart of what WordPress does, and with Cloudinary’s WordPress Plugin, we’re all set to alleviate numerous pain points for WordPress users by adapting the plugin’s features developed by Cloudinary, and adapted by XWP, on its platform into a working WordPress plugin. This article describes…

Early this year, we at Cloudinary decided to go all in and build something bigger and better than what we’d built before. The team kept its word: Cloudinary’s WordPress Plugin Version 3.0—called WP Plugin V3 in the rest of this post—is here and it’s awesome! WP Plugin V3 is…

As computer users, we constantly upload files, transferring them from one system to another over a network. You can perform uploads on a terminal, such as through the SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) or Secure Copy Protocol (SCP), File Transfer Protocol (FTP) clients, or web browsers. Generally, you upload files…

WordPress powers 34% of the internet and represents 60% of all CMS-built sites. From small blogs to large enterprise websites, WordPress is a popular choice for publishers and companies of all kinds. Media management within WordPress is an important component and one that, when done right, can significantly boost user…

Every image is unique, so are website visitors. In a perfect world, we would adapt images to be “just right” for all users, i.e., perfectly cropped with responsive dimensions, correct encoding settings, and optimal quality in the most suitable format. See this example of a photo of a cat:…