A systematic evaluation of a website's performance metrics to identify areas for improvement.

A tool that analyzes the content of a web page and provides suggestions to improve its speed and performance.

Points in a system that slow down performance, often due to inefficient coding or resource loading.

A technique that delays loading non-critical resources until they are needed, improving initial load times.

Measures the speed and reliability of data transfer over a network, impacting user experience.

A set of metrics that assess the user experience of a website, focusing on loading, interactivity, and visual stability.

The duration it takes for a web page to fully display its content, crucial for user retention.

The level of interaction users have with a website, often influenced by performance and content quality.

The sequence of steps the browser takes to convert HTML, CSS, and JavaScript into a visible web page.

A method comparing two versions of a web page to determine which performs better in terms of user engagement.

Techniques aimed at improving website performance, such as code minification and image compression.

The process of loading JavaScript files, which can affect page rendering speed and performance.

The loading of Cascading Style Sheets, which impacts how quickly a webpage can be visually rendered.

Software tools used to confirm the effectiveness of performance optimizations after implementation.

The ongoing process of tracking website metrics to ensure optimal performance over time.

The graphical representation of data to make performance metrics more comprehensible and actionable.

The organization of findings and recommendations in a clear and logical manner for stakeholders.

Formal presentations aimed at informing and engaging stakeholders about performance audit results.

Techniques used to critically assess one's learning and performance for continuous improvement.

Reports that effectively communicate key findings and recommendations in a persuasive manner.

A structured approach to assess the impact of optimizations and ensure ongoing performance improvements.

A metric measuring how much content shifts during the loading process, affecting user experience.

The process of downloading files (images, scripts) necessary for a webpage to function.

The degree to which clients are pleased with the performance of their websites, often influenced by optimization.

Software applications used by developers to build, test, and optimize websites.

The practical use of learned skills in actual web development scenarios to enhance performance.