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Auditing for Performance

Auditing for Performance

How do we help clients see where they can improve their site’s performance with incremental changes that they can work on over time? Susan will go through techniques she uses to test a site for performance and write up recommendations, including providing example code for the client to use in their own implementation. This talk will go over high-level ideas of performance and auditing a site, the tools you use, and how to communicate back recommendations to the client.

Susan Robertson

October 11, 2016
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  1. “13% of Americans own a smartphone but don’t have home

    broadband – up from 8% in 2013 ” –PewInternet Research TWIT TER.COM/PEWINTERNET/STATUS/740251500413227009
  2. “51% of smartphone-dependent Americans frequently (or at least occasionally) reach

    their max monthly data allowance.” –PewInternet Research P E W I N T E R N E T.O R G / 2 0 1 5 / 0 4 / 0 1 / U S - S M A R T P H O N E - U S E - I N - 2 0 1 5
  3. Back yourself up Use supporting URLs as much as you

    can, to give your argument more weight.
  4. CSS

  5. Minimize and Gzip! Fun fact: if you write your CSS

    with the properties in alphabetical order, it gzips just a bit smaller.
  6. Summary • Test, Test, Test • Write up your findings

    • Find wins in the CSS, Images, and Fonts