State of speed tooling
summary
Lighthouse explains how its performance score maps to user-centric metrics and announces a planned increase in CLS weighting in Q2 2021 while still calibrating scoring curves. New audits surface third‑party costs via a minimize third‑party usage report and recommend a facade lazy‑load audit for heavy embeds like YouTube. CrUX now has field data for 8 million origins and includes EffectiveConnectionType in the API. DevTools and Lighthouse show LCP elements, long tasks/TBT, and CLS culprits to guide fixes.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Understanding Lighthouse
- 2:23Performance metrics and CWV
- 4:46Third-party code audits
- 5:55Facade pattern for speed
- 7:05CrUX report updates
- 7:39Actionable CWV optimization
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