The Need For Speed: Part 5 of Delivering the Connected Experience
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The document discusses the importance of website speed, noting that sites can lose significant percentages of traffic and bounce rates as load times increase from 100ms to 3 seconds. It also notes that 85% of mobile users expect similar response times to desktop. Two graphics show the simplified process of a mobile vs desktop web request, with mobile requiring more steps through various towers. The document asks how to get load times down to 1 second and suggests techniques like responsive design combined with server-side changes and prioritizing loading above-the-fold content.
The Need For Speed: Part 5 of Delivering the Connected Experience
- 1. The Need for Speed
- 2. The Golden Second also known as 1000ms to glass challenge
- 3. Loses 1% of sales with a 100ms delay
- 4. Loses 5%-9% of traf鍖c per 400ms delay
- 5. Loses 3% of traf鍖c per 500ms delay
- 6. 獅 2% bounce after 1s
- 9. 85% of mobile users expect same response time as desktop 諮
- 11. An overly simplified graphic of a mobile web request
- 12. An overly simplified of a desktop web request The Tower
- 13. An overly simplified of a desktop web request The Tower
- 14. An overly simplified of a desktop web request The Tower DNS
- 15. An overly simplified of a desktop web request The Tower DNS
- 16. An overly simplified of a desktop web request The Tower DNS Server
- 17. An overly simplified of a desktop web request The Tower DNS Server
- 18. An overly simplified of a desktop web request The Tower DNS Server
- 19. So, how do we get to 1 second?
- 20. Do you really need _____ ?
- 21. Responsive design isnt just about screen size.
- 22. RESS Responsive Design + Server Side
- 24. This part doesnt need to be loaded yet. The fold