The following specification suggestions are all based on the experience summarized and refined by Alloyteam in the daily development process. The specification has good project practices and is highly recommended.
Font settings
Use sans serif font
body { font-family: "Helvetica Neue", Helvetica, STHeiTi, sans-serif; }
iOS 4.0+ uses the English font Helvetica Neue, and previous iOS versions downgraded to use Helvetica. The Chinese font is set to Chinese bold STHeiTi. It is necessary to add that Chinese Heilong does not exist in the font library of iOS, but the system will automatically match Chinese Heilong STHeiTi compatible hit system default Chinese font Heihe-Simplified or Heihe-Traditional
Heiti SC Light 黑体-简 细体 Heiti SC Medium 黑体-简 中黑 Heiti TC Light 黑体-繁 细体 Heiti TC Medium 黑体-繁 中黑
Both Chinese fonts and English fonts under native Android are selected as the default Sans serif font
4.0 之前版本英文字体原生 Android 使用的是 Droid Sans,中文字体原生 Android 会命中 Droid Sans Fallback 4.0 之后中英文字体都会使用原生 Android 新的 Roboto 字体 其他第三方 Android 系统也一致选择默认的无衬线字体
Basic interaction
Set the global CSS style to avoid the long press pop-up menu and selected text behavior in the picture
a, img { -webkit-touch-callout: none; /* 禁止长按链接与图片弹出菜单 */ } html, body { -webkit-user-select: none; /* 禁止选中文本(如无文本选中需求,此为必选项) */ user-select: none; }
Mobile performance
Consider the performance of Android low-end machines and 2G network scenarios
Necessary checks before publishing
All images must have been compressed
Consider moderate lossy compression, such as converting to 80% quality jpg images
Consider cutting the large image into multiple small images, which is common when the banner image is too large Scenario
Loading performance is optimized to open fast enough
data is offline, consider caching the data in localStorage
Number of initial requested resources
Use CSS Sprites or DATAURI for images
Avoid @import introduction in external link CSS
Consider embedding small static resource content
Total volume after initial request for resource gzip
Static resources (HTML/CSS/JS /IMAGE) optimize compression?
Avoid packaging large class libraries
Make sure Gzip compression is turned on at the access layer
Use CSS3 instead of images as much as possible
Image resources outside the initial first screen need to be delayed loading Attention!
Single page applications (SPA) consider delaying loading of non-first-screen business modules
Optimization of running performance to achieve smooth enough operation
Avoid iOS 300+ms click delay problem Attention!
Cache DOM selection and calculation
Avoid operations that trigger page redrawing
Debounce continuously triggered events (scroll/resize) to avoid high-frequency triggered execution
Use event proxies as much as possible to avoid batch binding of events
Use CSS3 animation replaces JS animation
Avoid using a lot of CSS3 gradient shadow effects on low-end machines, consider downgrading effects to improve fluency
Keep the HTML structure level simple enough, no more than 5 levels are recommended
Use CSS as little as possible Advanced selector and wildcard selector
Keep it simple
Guide to use of online performance testing and evaluation tools
Visit the Google PageSpeed online evaluation website
Enter the target URL address in the address bar and click the analyze button to start testing
Press PageSpeed Analysis Optimize the suggestions given and give priority to solving the problems in the red category

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