Overview
In November 2015, Core Web Vitals were introduced by Google to provide developers as well as stake holders, indicators and key metrics necessary to provide great user experiences on the web. This initiative was a response to the overly complex and often confusing nature of available web performance tools, which, despite offering detailed metrics, lacked a clear baseline for performance assessment. Core Web Vitals were designed to provide developers and stakeholders with essential, accessible indicators for delivering a high-quality user experience.
FAST FIVE: Five Years of Core Web Vitals is a presentation that explores the current state of building performant user experiences on the modern web. It examines the evolution of key metrics, the deprecation of legacy measures, and the role of emerging technologies such as browser APIs. The session highlights best practices centered on the latest Core Web Vitals, offering practical guidance on optimizing loading performance, interactivity, and visual stability to meet the expectations of today’s users.
Objective
FAST FIVE’s Objective is to bring attendees up-to-date with the current state of Core Web Vitals and modern performance, as well as the importance of looking beyond a standard passing grade, but specifically after your users needs
Things Audience Members Will Learn
- Making sure to provide better user experiences to their users
- Base your development decisions on both synthetic and RUM (real user monitoring) data
- Passing your Core Web Vitals may not provide the full picture of your user’s experience
- Core Web Vitals are based on RUM data
- Using CrUX (Chrome User Experience report) to gauge how well your site is performing in the wild
Target Audience
This presentation is targeted to developers who need a better understanding of the current performance landscape, as well as company product stake holders on the periphery such as publishers, advertisers and members of marketing teams