Thoughts, Findings, and Rants...
WebMCP stands to fundamentally change how websites are consumed. The deeper I dig, the more I start to wonder whether or not websites in the future will even need visible content? Continue reading
I will be presenting an all-day Web Performance MasterClass at the WeAreDevelopers World Congress in San Jose, CA from September 23-25, 2026. I have a discount registration codes available if you're interested in attending. Continue reading
Investigating Wish.com's high LCP led me down a rabbit hole of performance paper cuts. But I was able to reduce their LCP from 7.12s to 1.67s, and that was with only a couple of my recommended improvements in place. Read to find out how! Continue reading
It's no secret: the faster things arrive in the browser, the faster the browser can show them to your users. But there are lots of ways to get things into the browser faster. This article compares three similar, but quite different, techniques, explaining how they are similar, how they are different, when each should be used, and how together they create a powerful performance trio. Continue…
TTFB? FCP? LCP? INP? CLS? Something else? What's your most important perf metric? Continue reading
Speedcurve’s Page Speed Benchmarks reported Costco.com's LCP averaging at 6.85s. But could it be that CLS is at least part of the problem? Read to find out! Continue reading
On February 18, 2026, I sat down with Chrisitan Heilmann of Coffee with Developers to chat about NoLoJS and lots and lots of other web-type stuff. Have a listen and let me know what you think! Continue reading
Speedcurve’s Page Speed Benchmarks reported Nike.com's LCP averaging at 4.36s. I got it down to 1.36s. Read to find out how! Continue reading
After YEARS of the same design and having only a blogroll as my home page, I decided to add a landing page in front. Things are likely to change, but would love to hear what you think so far! Continue reading
An upgrade to the NoLoJS repo, adding an auto-generated static documentation site, with loads of bells and whistles. Would love to hear your thoughts! Happy reducing! Continue reading