This is a blog post about the GOV.UK cookie banner and the reason it won't go away when navigating across UK government services. I also touch on security and privacy features available in modern browsers.
This is an RFC I wrote to persuade the GOV.UK Senior Technology team to remove Subresource Integrity (SRI) from GOV.UK's assets being served from the assets domain and allow for greater HTTP/2 performance.
This is an RFC I wrote to persuade the GOV.UK Senior Technology team to enable HTTP/2 on GOV.UK. It was accepted and merged into the repository, and enabled in June 2020.
This is an RFC I wrote to persuade the GOV.UK Senior Technology team to enable Brotli compression on GOV.UK. It was accepted and merged into the repo, and enabled in March 2021.
This is an RFC I wrote to persuade the GOV.UK Senior Technology team to enable HTTP/3 on GOV.UK. It was accepted and merged into the repo, and as of 11th Jan 2024 it has now been enabled!
Weird things can happen to waterfalls when you don't set the correct response headers.
A simple blog post bringing all the resources I used and created in the GOV.UK HTTP/2 work.
Enabling HTTP/2 doesn't always lead to web performance gains. I believe I may have finally solved a mystery of why performance got worse in some cases.
Frontend performance is important, especially for government services.
Optimising the font loading method on GOV.UK to improve performance.
Old versions of Internet Explorer are in decline, so let's reconsider the testing requirements.
GDS: The Service Manual gets an update to add Samsung Internet to the testing matrix.
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