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Re:Tiny Awards for Small Websites by fredrikholm on Sunday June 11, 2023 @03:30AM (#36279102)
Genuinely curious, why does the page make 20+ requests for ~1.5Mb of non-content for a site that quite literally exists to showcase small websites? Oversight?
Re:Tiny Awards for Small Websites by ktjalve on Sunday June 11, 2023 @03:38AM (#36279142)
“Tiny Awards is a small prize awarded by an equally-small selection committee of online makers to the website which we feel best embodies the idea of a small, playful and heartfelt web.”
Re:Tiny Awards for Small Websites by DanSmooth on Sunday June 11, 2023 @05:10AM (#36279570)
I think they use another definition of "small" than most of tech-oriented folks here at HN. They don't seem to be interested in filesizes, number of requests, or even usability. They used a WYSIWG builder (see their advertisement somewhere else in this thread), which is responsible for all of the bloat. It looked good on their (fruity?) devices, and they went with it. It doesn't look like anyone with a technical sensibility was ever involved.
Re:Tiny Awards for Small Websites by elaus on Sunday June 11, 2023 @05:18AM (#36279613)
In another comment the author wrote that the page is built with a WYSIWYG editor. Those tend to come with a lot of bloat and home-made tracking...