About the conference
CSS loading optimizations like Critical CSS are often one of the main tools to optimise for the first meaningful paint metric. This directly impacts the user experience as it lets the browser paint pixels on the screen with minimum data possible.
There are multiple parts to this problem such as:
- Detecting what all markup and CSS to load.
- How to lazy load the rest of the stylsheets.
- What strategy to use to evaluate critical CSS.
- How to do this without impacting time to first byte.
This conference is curated by Prateek Bhatnagar, frontend architect at Uber. Previously, Prateek was senior software engineer (frontend), collaborating with NextJS to help push the bar of performance on web using wrapper frameworks.
Speakers from Quintype, Publicis Sapient, Zivame and Miranj will share their experiences with implementing Critical CSS. See the Submissions and Schedule for details.
Key takeaways from this conference
- Evaluate a variety of options for improving important web vitals.
- Knowledge about tools and frameworks which are providing these optimizations out of the box.
- Awareness about popular techniques around dead code elimination.
Contact information: For inquiries about participating in the conference, post a comment at https://hasgeek.com/jsfoo/css-loading-and-critical-css/comments
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Naresh Sharma
Critical CSS | Prioritizing critical rendering path | What and how to manage
Submitted Sep 3, 2021
Understanding of what critical CSS is, why it is important and how to manage it.
This session will cover core web vitals impacted because of render blocking CSS. We will deep dive in the process of finding bottlenecks in performance metrics along with right tooling to measure benefit of critical CSS implementation to improve core web vitals.
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