Minifier
Minify HTML, CSS, or JS without setting up a build pipeline.
Minifying a quick code snippet for embedding required build tooling just for a one-off task.
A public deployment is available to try.
Case Study
Before
Quickly minifying code snippets for embedding or testing required build tooling setup. Online minifiers were slow, ad-heavy, or didn't support all web languages.
After
Delivered instant code minification without build tools. The size comparison feature helps developers understand the impact of minification on bundle size.
How it's solved
Built a client-side code minifier supporting HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and JSON. Uses browser-based parsers for safe minification with before/after size comparison and copy-to-clipboard output.
Trade-offs
Minification is safe-by-default, so it skips some aggressive optimizations a dedicated build tool's minifier would apply.
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