Faster and More Accessible: The New digitalocean.com

The new digitalocean.com website has been redesigned with improved accessibility, organization, and performance. The site now uses a unified design system called Float, which simplifies styles and reduces CSS file size from 306 kB to 80 kB. The redesign also includes the use of semantic HTML, ARIA roles, and attributes for better accessibility, as well as text descriptions for icons and images. The website has been optimized for faster load times, with media assets reduced to less than 1000 kB and SVG images used where possible. The site's performance has also been improved through the use of a icon sprite system and automatic minification of scripts and media assets. Overall, the redesign aims to build fast, reliable products that anyone can use.

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