Well, hard-coded styles don't get cached by browsers, so that's probably not the best example.

That being said, there are a lot of things people can do to improve performance that they neglect to. Sometimes it's just the pressure to get things done. Still, it's worth going back to revisit these issues.

I saw this on Twitter earlier today, and I found it to be a fairly interesting read on the topic: http://yeoman.io/blog/performance-optimization.html

Hard coded style inside hardcoded markup does get cached though (as part of the html)

HTML is typically not cached by the browser.

Citation needed. I've seen evidence to the contrary. Generally anything with cache-control (or equivalent) headers suggesting that it should be cached, will be.

That's awesome - what framework did they use?

Digitally authentic, minimalist, grayscale... it's hitting all the fad buttons...

And responsive too

And flat.

The Header includes:

<META name="generator" content="Microsoft FrontPage 5.0">

"H-motherfucking-TML"

I hear you can get a shot for that from the doctor.

Created with Notepad

Not sure why, but I read that in the voice of Mr. Torgue.

I did it with the voice of samuel l jackson