Building lightning-fast sites for the mobile web
summary
Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) promises sub-second perceived load by enforcing statically sized media, in-viewport rendering and aggressive prefetching from caches (Google, CloudFront or a private CDN), but it also imposes concrete limits: 50 KB CSS limit and no custom JS allowed on the page. Implementations that keep feature parity and use server-side rendering or hydration for SPAs see real conversion gains; prototypes that strip features confuse results and hide business tradeoffs.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:21Devices
- 3:20Page load
- 3:57Speed index
- 5:05Speed curve
- 6:21Reactive optimization
- 7:35Fast by design
- 9:03Speed demonstration
- 11:19What is HTML
- 12:17React View
- 14:48Limitations
- 17:09Chart
- 20:06How to implement it
- 21:58What else could you do
- 23:48Ideal implementation
- 24:35When to use it
- 26:43Key takeaways
- 28:27Happy users
- 29:28Questions
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