First Input Delay is a web performance metric that measures how long after a user does something on a page before the page responds to that action. The user may click a link, type a key, initiate a scroll, or interact in any other way, but they expect the page to immediately do the action
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Better WordPress Meta Boxes with React
Learn how to make better WordPress meta boxes using React. The meta box will look and feel just like core WordPress.
What Is First Contentful Paint?
First Contentful Paint (FCP) is a web page speed metric that measures how long a web page takes to start rendering content to the screen. Google coined the term to describe the time it takes for a user to be able to interact with a given web page. Shortening this time is important for the
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Creating an initial WordPress plugin is easy. Structuring a complex plugin is hard. Learn how to do it right.
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What Is The Largest Contentful Paint?
Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) is a website page speed metric and one of Google’s three Core Web Vitals. LCP is a good starting point when optimizing your overall page speed since it accounts for 25% of your overall score and you should be able to get it into the green regardless of your site. What
What Does ‘Above the Fold’ Mean For Web Pages?
Any article you read about web performance will inevitably contain the term ‘above the fold’ to describe initial page content. In this article, we talk about what it means, where it came from, and why it’s the most important part of a given web page.
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