perf: improve blog and homepage image performance (lazy-loading, responsive, docs) #264#268
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Hi @xmnlab, This PR now only addresses issue #264 (image performance). I rebased the branch on upstream/main so it has a single commit:
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Summary
Improves image performance on the blog and homepage by adding lazy-loading, responsive sizing, and documentation for authors.
Closes #264
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Lazy-loading: Added
loading="lazy"anddecoding="async"to partner logos (partners page + homepage), event thumbnails, team member photos, project badge images, blog related-posts thumbnails, footer CC image, and blog content images (via JS for markdown-rendered images in.post_body).Responsive images: Blog content images (
.post_body img) now usemax-width: 100%,height: auto, and a smallmin-heightto reduce layout shift when dimensions are unknown.Documentation: New "Authoring images (performance and accessibility)" section in CONTRIBUTING.md (alt text, recommended dimensions, optional WebP).
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