Andrea Verlicchi
@verlok.bsky.social
I love to create and optimize websites. I'm passionate about web performance, accessibility and user experience. I write about the web on my tech blog, on Medium and Smashing Magazine, and I love to speak at web conferences.
I was thinking mostly about mobile. The operating system, I would say. And the difference in the hardware. But I'm just guessing, it would be nice to have the numbers to demonstrate it.
November 20, 2024 at 4:49 PM
I was thinking mostly about mobile. The operating system, I would say. And the difference in the hardware. But I'm just guessing, it would be nice to have the numbers to demonstrate it.
Then I’ll revert to make it asynchronous.
November 20, 2024 at 4:49 AM
Then I’ll revert to make it asynchronous.
Yes please. Same motivations Harry and Tim wrote above. That would also allow to demonstrate with numbers how faster Safari is. In fact, we might need different thresholds for good LCP and INP 🤔
November 20, 2024 at 4:46 AM
Yes please. Same motivations Harry and Tim wrote above. That would also allow to demonstrate with numbers how faster Safari is. In fact, we might need different thresholds for good LCP and INP 🤔
In fact, my understanding before Paul’s talk was that it didn’t make much of a difference.
After Paul’s talk, I changed it in my blog so the first, eagerly loaded image is decoded sync, and the lazy loaded images are decoded async.
It shouldn’t move much the LCP needle, though.
After Paul’s talk, I changed it in my blog so the first, eagerly loaded image is decoded sync, and the lazy loaded images are decoded async.
It shouldn’t move much the LCP needle, though.
November 18, 2024 at 8:47 PM
In fact, my understanding before Paul’s talk was that it didn’t make much of a difference.
After Paul’s talk, I changed it in my blog so the first, eagerly loaded image is decoded sync, and the lazy loaded images are decoded async.
It shouldn’t move much the LCP needle, though.
After Paul’s talk, I changed it in my blog so the first, eagerly loaded image is decoded sync, and the lazy loaded images are decoded async.
It shouldn’t move much the LCP needle, though.
November 16, 2024 at 6:28 AM
Oh no, I read this too late. We crossed so many times and I wanted to say hi but didn’t know what to talk about. This would’ve been an interesting topic, I love web components.
November 16, 2024 at 6:25 AM
Oh no, I read this too late. We crossed so many times and I wanted to say hi but didn’t know what to talk about. This would’ve been an interesting topic, I love web components.