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If you are a small business owner or freelancer, create a Google Business profile.
It's free and you will get tons of search traffic from people in your area.
Maps take up 30% of the first-page real estate. A properly tuned business profile can lead to tons of traffic.
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The Performance 500: Websites of The Fortune 500 Ranked by Page Speed reachlightspeed.com/blog/the…
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Wikipedia, Google, and Craigslist websites all have one thing in common. They load completely in 2 seconds or less.
You can learn something from them all!
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Worth reminding: when it comes to measuring your site's performance, our favourite tools collect data in two different ways. Be sure you know the differences and advantages of lab data and field (RUM) data before diving into any conclusions! 🧪⚡️🧐
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WebPageTest is great for running simple speed tests, but are you utilizing the more advanced features?
We look at the 5 most underated!
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In the spirit of Halloween
Scariest things you can do to mess up your website 😱👻
➡️ Use unoptimized images
➡️ Use a lot of external scripts & fonts
➡️ Don't use a CDN
➡️ Don't leverage browser caching
➡️ Don't minimize and combine files
➡️ Choose the wrong hosting provider
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Getting fast, and staying there. Why site speed should be treated as a feature, not a project.
#webperf #sitespeed
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As the size and the complexity of your website / app grows, so should your testing plans
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You can now customize keyboard shortcuts for @ChromeDevTools features! bit.ly/devtools-kbd
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I keep seeing amazing developers and companies,
who do really interesting and impressive work.
⁉ with a website that takes forever to load ⁉
The first experience users have visiting your website,
is loading it.
Their first impression is
"why is this taking so long?"
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Now this is really cool! Followed @AndyDavies latest blog post on WebPageTest and @Cloudflare Workers to test the perceived performance difference the `font-display` property has on GOV.UK. No redeploy to production needed! #webfonts #webperf #perfmatters
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Shout out to @jekyllrb and @Netlify, as this combo was what our client used and they achieved a blazing fast site!
Anyone looking to utilize a static site would do well to start with these 2
🔥🔥🔥
Tons of interest lately for Static Websites and the performance benefits.
How much of a speed increase can using a Static Site Generator bring, and is it right for you?
#webperf #sitespeed #webdevelopment
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If your freelancing clients only hear from you when its time to pay an invoice, they won't stay clients for very long
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🔡 How to minify Google Font size if you need only a few letters? You can use the "text=" parameter!
More details about this technique in the article by @DavidOjedaL:
blog.davidojeda.dev/reduce-g…
#webperf #pagespeed
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Two years ago the @HttpArchive switched its URL list to the @ChromeUXReport, which is based on real user activity. That list has grown quite a bit recently! I just published an analysis of the growth of the web based on this data: paulcalvano.com/2020-09-29-g…
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How Target could make their website 3 seconds faster
#webperf #sitespeed
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Avoid using public CDNs (jsDelivr, cdnjs, etc.) for production. Stick to using them only for prototyping.
Advantages to Self-Host:
- Save time by not opening new connections
- HTTP/2 Multiplexing & Resource Prioritization
- Avoid external security risks/slowdowns
- Cache Control
MachMetrics retweeted
Just noticed this little icon in the network tab in Firefox. On hover:
"Slow server response time (1.41 s). The recommended limit is 500 ms"
Has this been around a while, or is it new? #webperf
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Did you know that if you’re using CSS to hide images based on the screen size that they’re still being downloaded by the visitor’s browser?
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