Drupal `uses-responsize-images` unclear

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Drupal `uses-responsize-images` unclear

[paulirish]

full thing:

Ensure that you are using the native Responsive Image Styles provided from Drupal (available in Drupal 8 and above). Use the Responsive Image Styles when rendering image fields through view modes, views, or images uploaded through the WYSIWYG editor.

cc @moerazem

cc @webchick maybe you can help us out with wording or tag in someone who can?

this text is shown to lighthouse users when analyzing a page that's hosted by drupal. so they should have some familiarity. Perhaps we can remove some of the detail here? does https://www.drupal.org/docs/mobile-guide/responsive-images capture most of what they need to know?

[moerazem]

I'd say the most common ways of rending images in Drupal are indeed view modes, views, or WYSIWYG embeds.
This terminology should be clear to Drupal developers/site builders.

The reason I wanted to emphasize those three ways, is because it's very common for Drupal developers/site builders to configure Responsive Image Styles on a node/content when displayed in its own page, but skip that (or miss it) when displaying it via a "view". "Views" can also display images through individual "fields" or a "view mode" that includes an image.
Hence, this description to emphasize those various ways to alert Drupal developers/site builders when rendering images.

Any edit/suggestion to make it clearer is also extremely appreciated.