Incremental migrations are excellent for updating large legacy projects - migrate a small piece at a...
The PageSpeed Insights API provides free access to performance monitoring for web pages and returns data with suggestions for how to improve.
Building a fast, core foundation for your site gives everyone a good experience, whether they're on a low-cost feature phone or the latest high-end smart phone.
When designing for accessibility, there are six key areas of disability to consider: visual, hearing, mobility, cognition, speech and neural.
Adaptive Loading is a pattern for delivering a fast core experience to all users (including low-end devices) where you progressively add high-end-only features, if a user's network and hardware can handle it
Users appreciate pages being usable and interactive soon after they're visually ready. UI interactions (scrolls, taps, clicks) can be delayed by script and other browser work so minimizing their impact can really help your users.
Learn how to speed up next-page navigations using prefetching
A deep-dive into the state of JavaScript
Use Lighthouse to detect opportunities to reduce the cost of JavaScript to your user experience.
Learn how to adaptively serve content based on the user's effective network connection type
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