Laura Morinigo
Is your Progressive Web App Lazy? How to read and improve your PWA Performance
#1about 1 minute
Understanding the core principles of PWAs
A Progressive Web App is an advanced web application that must be responsive, fast, and provide an offline experience.
#2about 1 minute
The three mandatory requirements for building a PWA
To build a PWA, you must serve your site over HTTPS, include a manifest file for a native-like appearance, and use a service worker for offline capabilities.
#3about 3 minutes
How to measure PWA performance with key tools
Use tools like Lighthouse, PageSpeed Insights, and WebPageTest.org to measure key metrics such as CLS, First Paint, and Time to Interactive.
#4about 2 minutes
Diagnosing a real-world PWA performance problem
A case study of a PWA built for the UN reveals a shockingly low performance score of 16, highlighting the need for systematic optimization.
#5about 3 minutes
How to fix Cumulative Layout Shift for visual stability
Prevent visual instability and improve your CLS score by always defining the width and height attributes on images and using placeholders for dynamic content.
#6about 4 minutes
Optimizing CSS to improve Time to Interactive
Improve your Time to Interactive score by removing unused CSS rules using the Chrome DevTools Coverage tab and minifying your stylesheets.
#7about 3 minutes
Using a splash screen to improve perceived performance
Configure a splash screen via the manifest file to provide immediate visual feedback on mobile, improving the user's perception of loading speed.
#8about 4 minutes
Implementing service workers for offline fallbacks
Use a service worker to gain control over caching, create an offline fallback page, and provide fallback images when external resources fail to load.
#9about 4 minutes
Reviewing the final results after PWA optimizations
A summary of the applied fixes, including CLS, CSS optimization, and service workers, shows a dramatic improvement in the final Lighthouse performance score.
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