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CSS and the first meaningful paint

Talkat CSS Conf EU 2017 · on Friday, 2017-05-05· [web-performance, web-platform]
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Claims that inlining critical CSS plus prioritizing a few hidden assets cuts time to first meaningful paint from ~8,000ms to ~3,200ms on 3G (a ~63% improvement) using WebPageTest and Lighthouse audits. Using link rel=preload for fonts and CSS yields a ~64% gain; naive HTTP/2 push can hurt, while pushing during server think time (Fastly-style async push) hits ~65% and saves >3,000ms on 3G. Also covers HTTP/2, Service Workers, Early Hints and Cache-Digest.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 0:57Patrick Hamann
  3. 6:50How we can optimize our own websites
  4. 12:33Inline CSS
  5. 16:28Pros and cons
  6. 19:55Why is font delivery so low
  7. 25:31Priority by order
  8. 28:16H2 Preload
  9. 31:40Async Push
  10. 35:26The future
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