Let’s compare three modern UI Rendering Frameworks—Next.js, Astro, and Qwik. Using Lighthouse, we'll look at these rendering patterns on Time to Interactive, Total Blocking Time, and Largest Contentful Paint.

During a recent engagement with an ecommerce client, lazy loading—meant to improve site performance—broke and wound up having the opposite effect. Here’s why it happened and how we fixed it.

Need some help addressing your project’s performance problems? Daniel provides a guide that can help you solve these issues mid-project.

Anastasia shares how you can optimize performance of your React app with the highlighting feature in React Dev Tools.

Caching is good for web performance, but it can also create a problem when updating or changing files. Patrick introduces a tool that enables updates to still happen when using web caching.

How we worked with our longtime partner Driver Solutions to speed up their site performance to improve user experience, conversion rates, and ultimately search rankings.

The longer a site takes to load, the faster users leave. Andrew explains how to design for performance as well as beauty.

How can we stick to our ideals in the midst of a project when reality hits? Daniel sings the siren song of performance mitigation.

Many people think that a fast site means boring design, but it is a balancing act to ensure that a site looks beautiful while delivering the content fast. Katie shares tested processes that help keep performance as a priority in her work.

What could be better than performance testing? How about automating that stuff as part of your build so it actually happens, and you're held accountable? Yeah, that sounds pretty good.