Yep, it passes. But it could be much, much better:
1) It's clearly not for the dial-up users, even though there's still a lot of them
2) Semantic IDs and class-names would really be nice. I disagree with some of the choices made for elements and headings too, but whatever.
The main issue I have with it is that they were too lazy to check their site with YSlow and correct some of the basic issues: minifying JS and CSS, settings up ETags and Expires Headers, and bundling those CSS and JS files for the deployment version of the site.
Other than that, great! A really, really nice site for those of us on faster connections. :)
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[ 2.9 ms ] story [ 10.6 ms ] thread1) It's clearly not for the dial-up users, even though there's still a lot of them 2) Semantic IDs and class-names would really be nice. I disagree with some of the choices made for elements and headings too, but whatever.
The main issue I have with it is that they were too lazy to check their site with YSlow and correct some of the basic issues: minifying JS and CSS, settings up ETags and Expires Headers, and bundling those CSS and JS files for the deployment version of the site.
Other than that, great! A really, really nice site for those of us on faster connections. :)