As I design my portfolio website, I've included a horizontal slider to showcase each piece of work. Imagine having 100 graphically intensive or flash objects in total.
In this setup, only up to 4 works can be visible on the screen simultaneously.
All these works are contained within one large div that I control with jQuery by adjusting the left
property for movement.
While the slider operates smoothly on high-performance devices, it tends to lag on netbooks and slower browsers.
My solution is to identify the works transitioning into view and display them exclusively in hopes of improving performance. However, I'm torn between setting the visibility
property to
hidden</code while maintaining element dimensions or switching to <code>display: none
and introducing placeholder elements.
Are there any other methods I could implement to enhance performance on outdated machines or browsers?