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Freddy Montes

@fmontes

¿Mal performance en tu #webapp o #paginaweb?

13 tips rápidos, fáciles y accionables para mejorar el #webperf

❤️ RT para repartir amor!

🧵 HILO

📊 Lo que no se mide no lo puedes arreglar.

Tienes que medir la performance de tu website.

Mis tools favoritas:

@____lighthouse
@gtmetrix
@pingdom Speed Test

Usa las recomendaciones en los resultados para mejorar.

@____lighthouse @gtmetrix @pingdom 🌄 Imágenes 1

Usa el tamaño correcto, si tienes que mostrar la imagen en 300px de width no metas una imagen de 5000px que pesa 5mb te afecta la performance.

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Aymen Loukil

@LoukilAymen

Site speed monitoring, 7 pitfalls to avoid

🧵
#webperf #perfmatters

TL;DR
- Synthetic tools only
- Trust Lighthouse Score
- Improper metrics
- Mobile (or Desktop) only
- Confound domain and page-level data
- Slow outcomes validation
- Measure all your internal pages
- ...

Synthetic tools only

They are useful during debug/dev but never represent your real users' experiences.

You should primarily monitor with RUM (Real User Monitoring) tool and combine it with a synthetic one.

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Sacha Morard

@SachaMorard

Bonne nouvelle 1: nous avons réduit de 21% l’empreinte carbone du site @lemondefr ♻️

Bonne nouvelle 2: Ça nous a demandé quelques efforts, mais ce que nous avons fait est accessible à tous. Tout le monde peut réduire l’impact carbone d’un site web assez facilement. Vous trouverez tous les détails de nos travaux ici marmelab.com/blog/2022/01/2…

Bonne nouvelle 3: nous avions fait de la webperf un sujet inévitable, nous l’accompagnerons désormais d’une pratique supplémentaire, celle de l’optimisation de la conso énergétique de nos produits numériques.

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Joan León 🏞⚡️

@nucliweb

Es todo un honor para mí ser el MC de este evento en @CodemoMadrid enfocado a hablar de Web Performance ⚡️

"La Web Performance no es una moda"
live.codemotion.com/devcast/la-web…

Regístrate!, es gratis, conoceremos a grandes cracks y aprenderemos muchas cosas 😊

#WebPerf #PerfCrafters 🧵

Mastering web performance metrics

📅 3 Marzo
🕑 11:00 am CET
🎙 @carlesnunez
✅ #PerfCrafter

#WebPerf #Performance #Metrics

SEO y Web Performance

📅 10 Marzo
🕑 11:00 am CET
🎙 @guaca
✅ #PerfCrafter

#WebPerf #Performance #SEO #WPO

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Joan León 🏞⚡️

@nucliweb

En el temario del Taller de Web Performance de marzo, uno de los puntos es "Conceptos avanzados".

Te explico lo que veremos 🧵

👉🏼 nucliweb.net/workshops/web-…

#WebPerf #Performance #PerfCrafters #WPO #JS #JavaScript #WebAssembly

1️⃣ Web Workers

Con un soporte de casi el 100% de los navegadores (desde IE10 😜), los Web Workers nos ofrecen la posibilidad de ejecutar procesos fuera del hilo principal, mejorando así el rendimiento y la UX

2️⃣ Service Workers

Con los Service Workers podremos tener un alto control en la gestión de la caché, o tener navegación offline, mejorando así la experiencia de nuestro producto tanto en las navegaciones recurrentes

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Manoj Vivek

@vivek_jonam

Under-the-hood working of the streaming SSR server with the new React 14's suspense.

A thread. 🧵👇

#reactjs #webperf #perfmatters

1/10, at 0ms.
The browser sends an HTTP GET request to the server and the request reaches the handler responsible for SSR and that invokes `react-dom/server`'s `renderToPipeableStream`.

2/10, at 50ms.
The react-dom/server then preps the app for rendering and does an initial rendering of the component tree.

At this point, react-dom/server would have identified the list of suspenses in the tree.

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Mathieu

@MathieuOnline

🧵 Liste d’outils en ligne #webdev

Ce sont principalement des outils techniques, orientés #frontend, qui n’ont pas (ou peu) d’équivalent offline.
Je les utilise à chaque projet. 💕

1. regex101

N’ayez plus peur des expressions régulières et apprenez à les maîtriser.regex101.com

2. Mail-tester

On envoie un mail à une adresse, l’outil nous indique quels sont les problèmes potentiels de déliverabilité (DKIM mal configurés, serveur blacklisté…) mail-tester.com

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Alon Kochba

@alonkochba

Data and thoughts after enabling HTTP/3 at @Wix for our user domains #webperf #http3 #quic

Positive impact from TTFB to later phases such as FCP and LCP

1. TTFB p75 for CDN hits is considerably faster (~2x), especially in countries with weak devices or connections

2. Browser Adoption - Chrome/Firefox currently support the latest h3, Edge/Opera support h3-29

60% - 70% of requests are using HTTP/3 in Chromium based browsers (Chrome, Edge, Opera), and 40% of Firefox requests
Only 2% of Safari (experimental, will it be the default in iOS 15?)

3. Session breakdown per protocol and browser for first page views tells a bit of a different story.
Only ~15%-20% of HTML requests are using HTTP/3

This can probably be explained by the connection upgrade behavior of the alt-svc header - first time visitors initially use h2

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Web Vitals Devs

@WebVitalsDev

Google's page experience update is now slowly rolling out. And It will be complete by the end of August 2021.

What's new in this Update?🤷

A thread 🧵👇

#pageexperience #Corewebvitals #webperf #pagespeed #wordpress #seo #blogging #Google #perfmatters #website #blogger #chrome

1️⃣ As previously announced, the page experience update will consider several page experience signals, including the three Core Web Vitals metrics: LCP, FID, and CLS.

2️⃣ Top Stories feature on Google Search will be updated to include all news content. This means that using the AMP format is no longer required & that any page, irrespective of its CWV score or page experience status, will be eligible to appear in the Top Stories.

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Web Vitals Devs

@WebVitalsDev

Page speed affects user experience, which can make or break your site. Faster Site makes for better UX & can increase page views, conversions & reduce bounce rate.

Benefits of improving page speed🧵👇

#pageexperience #Corewebvitals #webperf #pagespeed #wordpress #seo #blogging

1. Improve User Experience by Increasing Website Speed 🕵️
[1/4]

2. Increase Page Views 📰
[2/4]

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Web Vitals Devs

@WebVitalsDev

Google announced the release of Lighthouse 8.0 with a mix of stricter
& easier scoring. Most sites are estimated to enjoy improved scores.

What Changes to Google Lighthouse Tool?👇

#Lighthouse #Corewebvitals #webperf #pagespeed #wordpress #seo #blogging #Google #perfmatters

1️⃣ Performance score has been re-weighted

2️⃣ Total Blocking Time (TBT) Scoring is Stricter

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Web Vitals Devs

@WebVitalsDev

How Website Speed Impacts Visitors and Sales 🏷️?

Real-world Examples:👇

#pageexperience #Corewebvitals #webperf #pagespeed #wordpress #seo #blogging #Google #sales #perfmatters #WebPerformance #bbc #Amazon #Tokopedia

1. @amazon: Every 100ms of Latency Cost them lose 1% of sales.

2. @Walmart: +2% conversion per 1 second load time improvement.

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Web Vitals Devs

@WebVitalsDev

Sales are dropping?

88% of online Buyers say they wouldn’t return to a Site after having a bad User Experience.

Poor Cumulative Layout Shift score can be the reason for bad UX.

#pageexperience #Corewebvitals #webperf #pagespeed #wordpress #seo #blogging #UX #perfmatters #Sales

What is Cumulative Layout Shift❓:

The Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) represents the visual stability of a website. A shift in a layout can occur any time when a visible element changes its position from one rendered frame to the next.

Focus on these to improve CLS 🏆👇

1️⃣ Add Dimensions for Image and Video Elements:

Always include size attributes on images and video elements, or provide the necessary space with a CSS aspect ratio box.

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Web Vitals Devs

@WebVitalsDev

Out of million sites,

52.01% has a Poor LCP (Largest Contentful Paint) Score that directly affects their Ranking and UX.

Only 47.99% has a good LCP Score.

Here's How to Improve LCP 🚀

#pageexperience #Corewebvitals #webperf #pagespeed #wordpress #seo #blogging #perfmatters

1️⃣ Preload Important Assets:
If you think that a particular resource on a page should be prioritized, use <link rel=”preload”> to load it sooner.

2️⃣ Load CSS after HTML loading:
Load CSS Codes after HTML Loading. To optimize your website, it is also a good idea to remove unused CSS code.

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Treo

@__treo

📊 We analyzed Core Web Vitals based on domain popularity.

Here're the findings:
• LCP is awesome – popular websites have better LCP
• FID is irrelevant – 99% of desktop sessions are good
• CLS is problematic – poor CLS is the reason sites don't pass CWV #webperf

Thread ⤵

When CrUX publishes the monthly state of Core Web Vitals, it's based on average and represents the origins of 1m+ websites.

Popular websites have resources, and they have better metrics, except CLS, more about it in the thread.

https://twitter.com/ChromeUXReport/status/1369591476712132608

LCP is amazing ✨

After years of iterations: load event, DOMContentLoaded, speed index, first paint, first contentful paint. We have a metric that works and reflects a good loading experience.

Improving LCP will bring happier visitors to your site.

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Caspar Hübinger

@casparhubinger

Friendly reminder for everyone that network payload a.k.a. page size is *the* most impactful metric on your Lighthouse report.

Because of page size, a child in the U.S. – or anywhere – may have to choose between eating lunch or doing homework.

Here is why… 🧵 (thread)

https://twitter.com/scottjehl/status/1357720523069865986

The median website in 2020 weighs 2.4MB.

This translates into 20¢ per page load on a cheap U.S. pre-paid plan. Cheap – that’s a best case scenario.

Btw, does it surprise you that countries like U.S., Switzerland, Ireland, or Canada lead that cost graph?
whatdoesmysitecost.com

Switch to the ‘Cost as % of GNI’ tab and the graph almost literally flips over. Those 20¢ per page on a U.S. pre-paid plan equate to 0.13% of a person’s daily income. Check out the other countries, too.

0.13% may sound little, but back to that child and their homework…

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Matt Hobbs

@TheRealNooshu

All fairly calm at the moment. 77% mobile already...

As always happens the number of users drops as the announcement starts...

Then explodes in about 20 seconds.... wow! Thats a huge jump!

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Henri Helvetica, h12a 👩🏾‍🚀

@HenriHelvetica

🚨 Did you know the IMG tag was introduced 25 yrs ago TODAY on Nov 24th 🎂🎉, as part of the HTML 2.0 spec -or- RFC 1866. In celebration, I’d like to release the videos from IMAGE READY, a series of talks on modern images, recorded Oct 2. A thread ⬇ #imageReady

🎥 Improving the load experience by reducing layout shift by @jensimmons of the @webkit team. #imageReady

bit.ly/image_ready_la…

🎥 @DasSurma discussed the details of the client side compression Squoosh! app #imageReady

bit.ly/image_ready_sq…

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Shane

@shanejones

In this thread.

"How I lowered the page load time of CNN.com from 18 seconds to 2.75 seconds with no development work".

#pagespeed #webperf #techseo

Here is some more proof. Below you can see the before and after screenshots of my tests and times in the Chrome Network tab.

Caveat: the Finish time never stops on CSS due to external scripts constantly running. The screenshot was when it stabilised though.

Post 3! The game is up! I didn’t really do this. :D

I’m going to show you how in DevTools you can measure the potential gains that can be had by removing bloated scripts. This method is great to get buy-in from other teams before going ahead deleting anything from the code.

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Matt Hobbs

@TheRealNooshu

Great to see some fantastic #webperf work happening on GOV.UK at the moment. The team have been gradually removing the shard domain for critical assets, and it's made quite a difference! Images from Chrome on a 3G connection and S4 on 3G. 1/4

Considering where we were at the start of Feb: HTTP/1.1, SRI, shard domain, ~13 TCP connections. Now down to just 1 TCP connection in many cases. 2/4

And we can finally make the most the features H2 has to offer. Serving all assets off a single domain allows:
• all assets to use a connection that is up to speed (TCP slow start)
• prioritisation can happen across all assets
• no more h2 connection coalescing required

3/4

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Colin Bendell

@colinbendell

18% of global Android Chrome users have Lite Mode enabled (aka Save-Data). Digging into the data, I now have more questions than answers. Is this a signal that users want #webperf? Or something else?
(cont…)

First impression: Save-Data gives users what they want, which is a different quality/performance tradeoff. And with @cloudinary’s q_auto it appears to yield a 10% greater consumption. Yay!

But then why is Lite Mode only at 5% in the Americas, while 30+% in Africa and Asia? Is it:
* intentional, users who want better web performance?
* enabled by default by android manufacturers?
* or just cargo-cult stories we tell, like 'enable dark mode to save battery’?

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