Help! My client is a #WebPerf meetup!
On 4th October 2016 at The Financial Times as part of Help! My client is a #WebPerf meetup!
At first it seems like a good idea. The chance to build the website for one of your favourite meetups. Great! Then the realisation dawns on you. They’re not just a great meetup, they’re a WebPerf meetup, hosting some of the most performance-minded developers in our industry.
Challenge accepted!
Follow along as I take you on a journey through the project from design to deployment. We’ll look at all the steps taken to ensure the site could pass the tough scrutiny of the WebPerf community. We’ll cover design considerations, font choices, the tools for optimising front-end assets, and performance testing.
Finally, we’ll go one step further and see how service workers can be used to improve site performance with client-side caching techniques.
Session video
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Presented by
Adam Onishi
Developer at the Financial times
Adam Onishi is a senior developer at London-based digital agency dxw, where he focuses on building complex solutions for a variety of public sector clients. He has a keen interest in new front-end technologies and tools, with the aim of improving the front-end workflow and bringing consistency to teams of developers. Adam is also co-creator of 12 Devs and 12 Devs of Xmas, is extremely interested in the shape of education in the industry, and is author of the book Pro WordPress Theme Development.
Event
Help! My client is a #WebPerf meetup!
Date
4th October 2016
Skill level
Beginner / Intermediate