Probably this, that approach is very standardized now across the major browsers.
I worked at a web agency until last year, and led projects to inline image height/width values for 4 large companies. Huge reduction in CLS and permits you to lazyload without fear of layout shifts.
`aspect-ratio` hadn't landed in iOS Safari at that point, but you can do that instead now. Identical behavior.
Probably this, that approach is very standardized now across the major browsers.
I worked at a web agency until last year, and led projects to inline image height/width values for 4 large companies. Huge reduction in CLS and permits you to lazyload without fear of layout shifts.
`aspect-ratio` hadn't landed in iOS Safari at that point, but you can do that instead now. Identical behavior.