We have always had some form of testing metric. Back in the day we used things like the window.onload event or something similar. Then we started getting more sophisticated with TTFB, FCP, etc. Finally, along came CWVs, which continue to grow and evolve. But sometimes you just need to measure something that isn’t covered by all of these. And that’s where the User Timing API comes in. Happy reading! Continue reading
Monthly Archives: April 2023
Top Posts
- NoLoJS: Reducing the JS Workload with HTML and CSS
- Investigating… a High LCP for Nike.com
- Getting to Know… WPO (Web Performance Optimization)
- Web Performance Audits: What’s in your Checklist?
- Improving LCP for Video Hero Components
- The difference between Service Workers, Web Workers and WebSockets
- Replacing jQuery with Vanilla JS / ES6
- Early Hints vs. Resource Hints vs. Speculation Rules: Which is right for what, and when?