November 23, 2019

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Prioritizing site performance improvements

Prioritizing site performance improvements

Michelle Carrizosa and Iris Lieuw demonstrate how to prioritize improvements across your ecommerce site by identifying which of your pages are the most important to optimize and then looking at resource timing data to determine what affects those pages the most.
Talk Title Prioritizing site performance improvements
Speakers Michelle Carrizosa (SOASTA), Iris Lieuw (Akamai)
Conference Velocity
Conf Tag Build resilient systems at scale
Location Santa Clara, California
Date June 21-23, 2016
URL Talk Page
Slides Talk Slides
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Michelle Carrizosa and Iris Lieuw demonstrate how to prioritize improvements across your ecommerce site by analyzing RUM data to determine which of your pages are the most important to optimize and then looking at resource timing data to understand what affects those pages the most. Along the way, Michelle and Iris dive into useful techniques like conversion impact and resource and page load time correlation as well as visualizations like hierarchical treemaps using D3.

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