New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: WebM or WebP for GIF Replacements?
Ask HN: WebM or WebP for GIF Replacements?
5 by dangayle | 0 comments on Hacker News.
There are benefits to either approach, but using an animated webp image has the benefit of using the same workflow, semantics and markup as a gif (aside from accessibility concerns). A webm video requires more changes to templates and partials and redoing a lot of work, but is [apparently much faster](https://ift.tt/43wNxDP). I've read that the underlying tech for these is the same thing, so if I wanted to do a replacement gifs, which one should I choose?
5 by dangayle | 0 comments on Hacker News.
There are benefits to either approach, but using an animated webp image has the benefit of using the same workflow, semantics and markup as a gif (aside from accessibility concerns). A webm video requires more changes to templates and partials and redoing a lot of work, but is [apparently much faster](https://ift.tt/43wNxDP). I've read that the underlying tech for these is the same thing, so if I wanted to do a replacement gifs, which one should I choose?
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