Common pitfalls
- On authored content, avoid inline SVGs. Give preference to common Sanity images.
- SVGs are complicated for editors to submit and modify those
- They weight down the HTML, even when below the fold
- As they're part of the HTML, they won't be cached by the user's browser, being downloaded every time the page is loaded
- The
<SanityImage>
component will render SVG images as proper.svg
files, so we can still keep the small file size and crispiness of SVGs
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This list is pending, feel free to suggest new pitfalls based on issues you've stumbled on in the past