Affinity not for webdesign? No webp? Still?
Hi,
Now that Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome are able to handle webp I find in incredible that it's still not implemented in Affinity Photo and Designer. Hoped that Affinity was a bit more upfront with the latest developments as they happen, but unfortunately this is not the case. Every day I'm converting images from TIFF or jpg to webp, but with an other application. The code for webp conversion is freely available on the Google website and easily implemented. Be smart
To my knowledge webp is mostly about the quality to size ratio - offering faster page loads and significantly smaller transfers of data between servers and visitors. Both as a replacement of PNG and JPG. "Media presentation" is a lot of things.
We have around 50 million visitors a year on our website and although we utilize SVG more and more for symbols we have to use a lot of jpg's and some PNG illustrations. The smaller the better. The bandwidth used on displaying these images to 50 milli
