The provided source details the intricate rendering pipeline of Google Chrome's Blink engine, explaining how web content transforms from HTML/CSS into on-screen pixels. It outlines a sequence of specialized tree-based data structures that represent the page at different stages, starting with the DOM tree for content, progressing through style resolution and the layout tree (which outputs a fragment tree for geometry), and then generating property trees for visual context. These stages culminate in paint artifacts(display lists and paint chunks) that inform the compositing stage, leading to the creation of layers for GPU drawing. The source also touches upon specialized structures for hit testing and accessibility, emphasizing the RenderingNG architecture's focus on immutability and clean separation between stages for performance and maintainability.
