Chapter 2: Testing Tools
Admitting your site has a performance problem is the first step on the road to recovery! This chapter provides a list of testing tools to help you understand issues using real data, showing how:
- the largest assets can be discovered
- the slowest network responses can be identified
- the reasons for poor browser performance can be diagnosed
It may be necessary to run tests a few times to establish a measurable performance baseline. The same tests can then be rerun to evaluate performance improvements—or deteriorations—after code has been updated.
Create a Test Plan
You should test your websites and applications for defects, ease of use, accessibility, quality assurance, and other factors. Evaluating performance is no different, ...
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