Software engineer on Chrome Web Platform. Former US Digital Service.
Maker, mommy, martial artist, occasional baker. Opinions my own, not my employer's.
If you're into #webperf and would like to learn how other folks have found their way to our world, @tannerhodges has a really fun podcast called Catching Up. He chats with folks (like @anniesullie @ethangardner @tunetheweb & @viniciusdallacqua) about their performance journeys. Definitely worth a listen!
If you want to learn more about Interaction to Next Paint, Jeremy Wagner has written an absolutely amazing revamped guide to optimizing it, with several excellent sub-articles about common issues: https://web.dev/optimize-inp/
And Saurabh Rajpal wrote up two great case studies on web sites who improved their INP, and saw great uplift as a result:
https://web.dev/redbus-inp/
https://web.dev/economic-times-inp/
Interaction to Next Paint (INP) will replace FID as a Core Web Vital!
If you want to learn more, Michal Mocny and I gave a talk on it: https://io.google/2023/program/b5c811e9-c025-44f1-8ead-d515370aaca6/
Intro to Runtime Performance in the Chrome DevTools Performance Panel, by @anniesullie (@thisdotmedia@twitter.com):
Intro to Runtime Performance in the Chrome DevTools Performance Panel with @anniesullie
Hey everyone! I've heard from folks optimizing Interaction to Next Paint that the DevTools performance panel can be a little intimidating.
So when I got the opportunity to do a JSDrop, I thought a simple overview of using it on a very basic site might help people get started.
If you want to optimize INP but don't know where to start, check it out!
New York folks! I'll be in town to chat INP with Michal Mocny on April 4! Hope to see you there!
Tammy Everts
Frontend Dogma
Joan León
NY UX Speed & Web Performance
