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This is an awesome idea, and looks like it is very well executed. I have two suggestions: - Add some sparse html tags (i.e. a basic doctype/body), which can he
by gramsey 12y ago
This is an awesome idea, and looks like it is very well executed. I have two suggestions:
- Add some sparse html tags (i.e. a basic doctype/body), which can help with search engine parsing.
- You'll notice that for a few milliseconds on page load, the text is shown before the JS rendering takes over. This can probably be solved via Javascript, just find a way to cache or pre-load the pages.