CSS Architecture and Performance Engineering – CSS Wizardry

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Harry gave the team a strong footing for identifying performance issues on iPlayer. With his knowledge, we were able to roll out quick fixes to our audiences without the need for big rewrites, all within just two days.
Matthew Burrows, BBC iPlayer
Harry helped our team level up their scalable CSS architecture skills, and to say that he had a large impact on our work is an understatement. We can’t recommend him enough.
Addy Osmani, Google
Harry’s workshop was excellent; we left with tons of new ideas and techniques to improve both the CSS architecture and overall performance of Behance and Adobe Portfolio.
Jackie Balzer, Adobe
There’s a short list of people I whole-heartedly recommend for detailed performance work; Harry is right up there at the top.
Tim Kadlec
The CSS architecture I learned from Harry on the NHS project has changed the way I work. Bravo!
Josh Nesbitt

Articles

There are 230 articles on this blog. Find them all on the archive page.

23 January, 2011
Using the <body> element as a wrapper
23 January, 2011
HTML(5) and text-level semantics
18 January, 2011
Client respect
12 January, 2011
Maximising hit-area for usability
11 January, 2011
HTML elements, tags and attributes
10 January, 2011
A new year, a new CSS Wizardry II
7 January, 2011
Scrolling overflowed content in iOS
6 January, 2011
The real HTML5 boilerplate
5 January, 2011
A new year, a new CSS Wizardry
21 December, 2010
Mo’ robust paragraph indenting

Hi there, I’m Harry. I am an award-winning Consultant Web Performance Engineer, designer, developer, writer, and speaker from the UK. I write, Tweet, speak, and share code about measuring and improving site-speed. You should hire me.