We've added a new audits tab to the project dashboard to make finding optimizations easier, along with small updates ahead of a big change coming soon.
Aggregate Audits
Based on customer feedback, we've introduced the audits tab to make finding optimizations easier.
Now you can see how many pages are passing or failing an audit at a glance, rather than viewing each page in your project individually.
In the example below, we can see that 11 pages in our demo project are not loading the Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) image with fetchpriority="high".
Aggregated Lighthouse audits are also available, so you can identify the most common accessibility and SEO issues across your website.
Updated Free Tool Listing
Our free site speed tools are a great resource, used by both customers and non-customers of DebugBear. They include the Free Site Speed Test, our TTFB Test and the Basic Auth Header Generator.
As our library expands to 18 free tools, we've categorized the tools to make each one easier to find:
- Web Performance Testing
- HTML/JSON/CSS Analyzers
- Image Conversion Tools
- Test Setup
- Miscellaneous
Lighthouse Code Coverage in Request Waterfall
Lighthouse code coverage data is now available when hovering over a JavaScript request in the request waterfall. If there are potential savings, a tooltip will appear.
A complete breakdown is still available in the Lighthouse tab when viewing the audits.
Coming soon: New Dashboards
We're currently working on custom dashboards that combine Lab, CrUX, and RUM data in one place for detailed comparisons.
These new dashboards will be fully customizable, allowing you to create unique charts and enlarge specific metrics and tables to export and share in reports.
If you have suggestions for the new dashboards, please contact us over chat with your ideas.
New Articles
- Improve Animation Performance With requestAnimationFrame - A look at what requestAnimationFrame is and when to use it.
- An Introduction to React Server Components - When to use React server components and a look at the pros and cons.
- Using Too Many Preconnects Isn't That Bad For Page Speed - We tested how preconnects can impact page speed, to find the optimal amount before regressions occur.