Showing posts with label Page Load Time. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Page Load Time. Show all posts

Why Page Load Time is not correct metric?

Nowadays, one new requirement is being added in the NFR by the client that a page must be loaded in X seconds in the browser. I also get many queries regarding PageLoad Time testing.

Do you think such a requirement should be considered under core performance testing?

The answer is given in this video. Watch this informative Video published by New Relic. 👇

👉Video Link

How to reduce Page Load time?

Apart from server performance monitoring and optimization, nowadays clients also want to know how will the application or website perform at the browser level when it goes live i.e. how would be the end user experience on their website. In today's article, the author mentioned the steps to reduce the server response time first byte. Here, he is not talking about the server response time but he is pointing to Page Load Time at browser end. He described some good points to reduce the page loading time in the browser and also given detailed information on 9 different page load speed checking tools which help to identify the client-side issues. These issues may restrict the application to load quickly in the browser and fade-up the end users. The mentioned tools in the article also elaborate on why and which components are the culprit for the slowness of page-loading. 

This article could be helpful if you are involved in Performance Engineering work. Because performance improvement is not a task to just improve the performance at the server level, but it is an overall performance optimization which is applied on all three levels i.e. client, server and network.