Right-size the heaviest assets
Review images, fonts, and scripts by delivered bytes and customer-path importance. Remove or defer work only when the visible experience remains correct.
A practical performance-planning guide for identifying the slowest customer path, setting an explicit delivery budget, and verifying one controlled improvement at a time.
USE IT TO: Use to prioritize measurable delivery work across HTML, images, fonts, scripts, caching, and critical user interactions without promising a score or ranking outcome.
Review images, fonts, and scripts by delivered bytes and customer-path importance. Remove or defer work only when the visible experience remains correct.
Identify render-blocking and origin-dependent requests, then evaluate caching, compression, preloading, or dependency changes under controlled conditions.
Inspect long tasks and client work around the primary interaction. Preserve semantics, accessibility, consent, and functional behavior while reducing avoidable work.
Record the URL, release, device, network, cache state, and metric source. A change earns confidence only when the same method produces a better result without a regression.
Compare before-and-after results using the same URL, device profile, network conditions, and cache assumptions.
Review the real page for regressions in layout, interaction, accessibility, analytics, and critical customer paths.
Record the release identifier, observed values, test conditions, decision, and rollback result if the change is not retained.
Planning basis: web.dev performance and Core Web Vitals guidance
Authorship: SIU Enablement editorial draft; source-bounded performance guidance. Reviewed by: A performance owner and the customer-path owner review the evidence and trade-offs. Revalidate: Revalidate when page composition, delivery infrastructure, third-party scripts, or measurement conditions change.