Tim Kadlec
https:/
Because while the web keeps getting heavier and we keep moving further away from page weight as a primary performance metric, the data I’ve seen so far indicates folks who want low-data experiences are far more common than we may think.
Shubham Bose
Good UX is highly desired and once you get it right, it feels almost natural, intuitive. The current state of news UI assumes that the reader is an…
Raphaël Dardeau
De SPA à MPA : reprendre en main la performance
Avec une SPA, la performance dépend d’un temps d’exécution global de l’application, alors qu’avec une MPA, elle découle directement du travail réellement…
The present and potential future of progressive image rendering
So if the browser manages to download 6 kB then stalls, then AVIF can produce a better result. But since the AVIF rendering is only two-pass, if the…
Google On Why Google Search Console LCP Is Not Wrong
Caching should be a "cherry on top" to boost speed, rather than the only reason you have a fast site.
View Transitions Break Incremental Rendering
Instead of showing users that this thing is the same as that thing, we’ve told them, perhaps with extra motion/panache, that even though these the…
Jake Archibald
Eric Portis