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The document discusses performance optimization for the mobile web, emphasizing the importance of speed and user satisfaction, as mobile users experience frustration due to slow loading times. Key areas for optimization include testing tools, JavaScript and CSS practices, and utilizing HTML5 and responsive design techniques. The future of the mobile web is highlighted with advancements from Mozilla, Google, and Opera aiming to enhance mobile web capabilities to match native applications.
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- 1. Performance Optimization for the Mobile Web Tuesday, October 23, 2012 Boston, MA
- 2. Agenda ● Brief Overviewof the Mobile Web ● Testing, Measuring and Debugging ● Mobile Web Performance Optimization Areas ● Future of the Mobile Web
- 3. Mobile Web isStill... SLOW!
- 4. Mobile Web Users... ARE FED UP!
- 5. Mobile RAGE isUP!!! Mobile Rage: How People React to Slow Load Times 23% Curse at their phone Scream at their phones Throw their phones Behave less or more normally 11% 62% 4%
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- 8. Mobile web isslow because... We are doing it WRONG!
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- 17. It's all about... SPEED
- 18. Testing, Measuring &Debugging
- 19. Ways to Test,Measure & Debug: REAL DEVICES REMOTE EMULATORS BROWSER TOOLS REMOTE LABS
- 20. ■ Good forfirst testing ■ Many different types --over 150+ (most are free) ■ www.mobilexweb.com/emulators ■ Can use a resized desktop browser ■ Emulators are not reliable EMULATORS
- 21. ■ BrowserStack.com ■ DeviceAnywhere.com ■ PerfectoMobile.com REMOTE LABS ■ Remove test lab (samsung) - free ■ Remote device access (nokia) - free
- 22. ■ Opera Mobilewith DragonFly ■ Blackberry Browser for Playbook ■ Mobile Chrome Developer Tools (via usb) ■ Mobile FireFox Developer Tools (via usb) ■ Very few remote browser tools available REMOTE BROWSER TOOLS
- 23. ■ Proxies onwifi: charles proxy, fiddler ■ Remote JavaScript tools: weinre, adobe shadow ■ Proxies on the device: mobitest ■ hybrids / pseudo-browsers: mobitest ■ JavaScript utility libs: jconsole, watchr REAL DEVICES ■ network sniffers: pcapperf ■ server-side sniffers
- 24. Areas of Optimization& Mobile Web's Performance Happy Friend:
- 25. Load Mobile PagesFaster ● Place stylesheets at top & scripts at the bottom ● JavaScript blocks parallel downloading (increasing load time)
- 26. Load Mobile PagesFaster (cont'd) ● Use multiple domains to overcome parallel download limitations
- 27. Load Mobile PagesFaster (cont'd) ● Minify JavaScript & CSS ● Defer loading of non-essential JavaScript ● GZIP components ● Reduce http requests (10x's slower than desktop) ● Deliver the mobile site directly --avoid redirects ● Use Local Storage & Application Cache (HTML5)
- 28. USE: Mobile HTML5 ● Use simple, semantic mark-up: ○ Complex DOM == WRONG ○ Use Doctype: <!DOCTYPE HTML> ○ Do not use insane attributes <script type?> ○ Nested elements slow down rendering, animation & event handling ○ Avoid devitis: use article, section, nav...etc... ○ Leverage HTML5/CSS3 rules & tags where possible ○ HTML5 & CSS3 degrade gracefully --don't worry about compatibility ● Make your site mobile friendly: ○ Use mobile meta tags & viewport ○ Use responsive design approach
- 29. USE New Markup& Semantics <details> / <summary> <details open="open"> <summary>Information</summary> <p>If your browser supports this element, it should allow you to expand and collapse these details.</p> </details> Information If your browser supports this element, it should allow you to expand and collapse these details.
- 30. USE New Markup& Semantics <mark> Semantically highlight parts of your text: Lorem ipsum dolor, <mark>consectetur</mark> adipiscing...
- 31. USE New Markup& Semantics <output> <form oninput="result.value=a.valueAsNumber + b.valueAsNumber"> 0<input type="range" name="b">100 +<input type="number" name="a"> = <output name="result"></output> </form>
- 32. USE: CSS &Image Techniques ● Use data URI's (inline images) HTML CSS
- 33. USE: CSS &Image Techniques ● Text paths using the SVG DOM
- 34. USE: CSS &Image Techniques ● Use inline SVG for charts and shape-based images
- 35. USE: CSS &Image Techniques (cont'd) ● Use online image optimizers to optimize images ● Use PNG over GIF ● Use CSS for animations & images whenever possible ● Use image transforms that force hardware graphic acceleration and smoother rendering:
- 36. THE FUTURE OFMOBILE Mozilla, Google, and Opera are working very hard toward making the web competitive with mobile native frameworks! Promising Features Include: ● WebRTC ● WebAudio ● WebVideo ● PeerConnection ● emscripten & porting w/ new JS features http://AreWeMobileYet.com https://wiki.mozilla.org/WebAPI http://webrtc.org
- 37. What We've Covered: ●Brief Overview of the Mobile Web ● Testing, Measuring and Debugging ● Mobile Web Performance Optimization Areas ● Future of the Mobile Web
- 38. LOVE TO EVOLVE FORGET LEARN ○ Static Designs ○ Responsive Design ○ Desktop Web Frameworks ○ Progressive Enhancement (okay, not always) ○ Mobile First Design Approach ○ Unlimited Power ○ Latest HTML5, CSS3, and JS ○ Pixels ○ JS Optimization Patterns ○ Screen Consistency ○ SVG, Canvas, and webGL ○ Always Connected ○ New Web API's TAKE WHAT YOU'VE LEARNED AND CREATE LOTS OF COOL MOBILE & POWERFUL MOBILE WEBSITES
- 39. REFERENCE LINKS 1. http://mobilehtml5.org - HTML5 Compatibility on Mobile & Tablet Browsers 2. http://caniuse.com - Campatibility tables for support of HTML5, CSS4, SVG, and more in desktop & mobile browsers 3. http://www.onbile.com/info/the-most-popular-mobile-browsers 4. http://thenounproject.com/