How Users Perceive the Speed of The Web - Paul Irish (Google) keynote

From Fluent 2015. "In 1993, Jakob Nielsen publishes three time thresholds for user experience. 20 years later, these numbers are just as relevant and become very interesting when we apply them to the experience of interacting with the web.
In this presentation, Paul will show how the Chrome team has repositioned their performance goals in terms of what’s most important to the end-user and how you can do the same.
About Paul Irish (Google):
Paul Irish is a front-end developer who loves the web. Works at Google on Chrome and it’s tools."

[@triforcelink]

You know what's slow? The little bell notification icon for youtube/google/g+ when I click it, it can take a few seconds to actually load my notifications...

[@PaulIrish]

triforcelink Good call. Even though that requires a network request, my user expectation is the notification content should be ready and painted within 100ms.

[@oreilly]

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[@JackMurphyDev]

should not give a talk on what slow means while presenting said talk very slowly...

[@amaxwell01]

Great video by Paul Irish about key points to focus on for the web.

[@somascope1834]

Nice info to see put together in this presentation. Bummer about the conference wifi - but nice efforts in the recovery ;-) I like the relevancy/conenction to Nielsen's findings from over 20 years ago.

[@emhammad]

Paul Irish what is the tool name that you tried to demo at the end of the talk and anyway to get access to this in Canary? Enable a flag maybe?

[@Trezker]

Slow is when you click a link to go to a page and know where the link will be that you're planning to click to go to yet another page and you're able to click at that spot before the link has been loaded and placed there.
Or even worse, when a page loads, you see the link you want to click. But right when you click it the page loads something that makes that link move and you're sent to a place you don't want to go. That's SLOW.

[@anshulabhinav13]

the shirt is awesome !! I want one... :)

[@huseyngadirov7658]

Paul is the best!

[@dxshindeo]

Paul Irish is my frontend hero! xD

[@johnbarley4921]

Very useful video. Many thanks to the author.
Also, let me recommend "Blisk Browser" - very powerfull tool for WEB-developing

[@AungBaw]

My fronted hero Paul, i like it Rail huh ?

[@jonahk549]

He looks like the dude who plays 'Ant-Man'. Very wise though.

[@Maffoo]

+The Dude Nah he's deffo Craig from Parks & Rec :P

[@lanceseidman]

very monotone.

[@eugeo1234]

Good content, but he sounds creepy.