It’s no secret: the faster things arrive in the browser, the faster the browser can show them to your users. But there are lots of ways to get things into the browser faster. This article compares three similar, but quite different, techniques, explaining how they are similar, how they are different, when each should be used, and how together they create a powerful performance trio. Continue reading
Daily Archives: March 31, 2026
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?