Simplify rendering of HTML picture element. With support for responsive, lazy loaded images in the most optimal format. Works with Storyblok Image Service, Cloudflare Image Resizing, and ImageSharp (used by for example Umbraco CMS and Optimizely CMS).
Makes it easy to optimize images in (pixel) size, quality, file size, and image format.
Images will be responsive, and can be lazy loaded.
It's a light-weight library, suitable for Blazor Webassembly.
The Picture Renderer renders an HTML picture element. The picture element presents a set of images in different sizes and formats.
It’s then up to the browser to select the most appropriate image depending on screen resolution, viewport width, network speed, and the rules that you set up.
Picture Renderer works very well together with a CMS where you might not be in control of the exact images that will be used.
The content editor doesn't have to care about what aspect ratio, or size, the image has. The most optimal image will always be used.
Picture Renderer currently works together with SixLabors/ImageSharp.Web, Storyblok's Image service, and Cloudflare image resizing.
Read more about Picture Renderer here.
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Simplify rendering of HTML picture element. With support for responsive, lazy loaded images in the most optimal format. Works with Storyblok Image Service, Cloudflare Image Resizing, and ImageSharp (used by for example Umbraco CMS and Optimizely CMS).
We found that picturerenderer demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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