Lazy loading makes web pages load images only when they are actually
needed (when they need to be displayed to the user), thus saving
resources for both host and users and improving performances for the
latter.
index.html: 474 kB (546 ms) -> 214kB (373ms)
get-started/what-is-monero/index.md: 320 kB (548 ms) -> 246kB (525 ms)
get-started/accepting/index.md: 254 kB (747 ms) -> 193kB (536 ms)
downloads/index.md: 397 kB (595 ms) -> 243kB (383 ms)
(tests ran locally)
- Remove carousel structure in the 'What is Monero' page and leave only one video: 'Monero: the essentials'
- Move technology specific videos to their moneropedia entry: Ring Signatures, RingCT, Stealth Addresses
- Add aria-label to imrpove accessibility of the videos
- Fixed some interactive elements which weren't focusable (using 'tabindex')
- Label interactive elements which weren't labelled
- Slightly increase contrast of the grey text in the top navigation bars to reach level AA in the WCAG rating system and increase visibility of the text
- Added anchors. Visible when hovering on the tabs
- Added "More info:", which links to related sections on getmonero (contributing, user guides, etc)
- Added toc
- Added links to related Moneropedia entries in the answers
- Added side box with more resources and info
- 10 new questions/answers:
- Can I avoid to download the entire blockchain?
- why my wallet needs to be scanned everytime I open it?
- Is it dangerous to run a personal node?
- Is it dangerous to use a remote node? what's the data a node operator can get from me?
- How can I contribute?
- What's the meaning of [technical word]?
- What wallet should I use?
- Can't see funds. Did I just lose all my Monero?
- How can I connect my node via Tor?
- Why does the blockchain need so much space?
Removed all references to payment IDs and changed all the text.
Now this page is meant to be for non-technical people looking
for info about how to receive Monero with the CLI and GUI wallets.
