Lean HTML helps the important part of your page arrive intact
The visible page may be a short service description, while the HTML behind it contains a huge menu, repeated data and large inline assets.
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Lighthouse 13 changes the advice, not the performance score
A familiar warning disappears from a performance report and a new insight takes its place.
DevTools puts field data beside your test. Read the difference before fixing it.
The developer’s computer shows a quick page.
INP takes over from FID: investigate the interaction, not just the landing page
A category page loads quickly, then stalls when the customer changes a filter.
Lighthouse 11 and the accessibility checks a score cannot finish
A report can show a perfect accessibility score while a person still struggles to complete a form.
INP is coming to Core Web Vitals: follow the second tap too
The first tap works.
Faster WordPress queries still need to notice when the content changes
WordPress 6.1’s planned query caching makes content freshness an important part of pre-release testing.
Early Hints lets the browser use some of the time your server spends preparing a page
Chrome 103’s support for HTTP 103 is worth testing on the resources a route genuinely needs, rather than preloading everything.
Desktop page experience deserves its own evidence
February’s rollout is a reason to test desktop customer tasks rather than assume mobile results describe every visit.