DesignResources
The average web page has grown 151% in just three years
“Performance must engage with design and UX.”
CodeTrends
Nine web performance predictions for 2014
“We can expect pages to exceed 2300 KB by the end of 2014.”
DesignOpinions
When Design Best Practices Become Performance Worst Practices
The connection between page speed and business metrics.
CodeTrends
Stop the presses: Has the average web page actually gotten SMALLER?
“The average top 1,000 web page is 1491 KB in size, 5% smaller than it was six months ago.”
CodeResources
There are more mobile-optimized sites than ever. So why are mobile pages getting bigger?
Overview and insights.
DesignResources
How to create the illusion of faster web pages (while also creating actual happier users)
Tricks and techniques.
CodeOpinions
Progressive image rendering: Good or evil?
It's not about the technique, it's about the user.
CodeOpinions
Why does a typical ecommerce page take 6.5 seconds to load primary content?
It gets worse.
BusinessResources
The Real Cost of Slow Time vs Downtime
How to calculate short-term and long-term losses.
CodeResources
Images Are King: An Image Optimization Checklist for Everyone in Your Organization
How to pluck the low-hanging performance fruits.
CodeResources
Time to check your data usage?
“The average page served to mobile devices is now 1 MB in size.”
CodeResources
Here’s why more bandwidth isn’t a magic bullet for web performance
“Increasing bandwidth by 300% makes pages only 25% faster.”
CodeResources
Page bloat update: The average web page is more than 2 MB in size
3 MB in 2017?
DesignResources
Case study: Mobile pages that are 1 second faster experience up to 27% increase in conversion rate
Performance matters.
CodeOpinions
What I’ve learned from monitoring four years of web page bloat
The average web page is 2219 KB today.
BusinessResources
Google: 53% of mobile users abandon sites that take longer than 3 seconds to load
Digital performance management matters.
BusinessResources
Downtime vs slowtime: Which hurts more?
Either way, you end up stranded on the side of the road.