Web performance is a hot topic. Users expect fast, OS-like application performance. Craig Buckler explains how to do as little DOM blocking possible, and covers options for when long-running tasks can’t be avoided.
Delivering a speedy UX isn't all about code and servers – it's about how things feel.  Chris shows you how to use 'skeleton screens' to speed up your UX.Â
Perceived Performance is just as important as actual Page Speed. Marc Schenker explains why, and what this means for user interface designers.
Aaron Osteraas reviews Dareboost, a service for evaluating website performance and monitoring pages over time.
Doyin Faith Kasumu covers twelve of the best ways to speed up your WordPress website, helping you easily work on improving your overall page speed.
It's easy to forget how difficult, hacky and expensive custom typography used to be. Today Monty delivers four tips to help you use Google Fonts like a pro.
In this article we'll cover five of the most popular WordPress caching plugins that you can use to speed up your website and improve overall performance.
Daniel Imms examines Chromium's Telemetry and WebPagetest.org to show you how you can measure page speed by addressing the loading of above-the-fold content.
A look at how to use Filmstrip View on WebPagetest.org and how useful it can be to debug performance issues.