Design-WPO
Designers
Web Performance Checklist
Based on ‘
Designers Guide to Web Performance Optimization
’ by Jon Yablonski
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Process & Workflow
Consider all viewport sizes, not just “mobile, tablet, desktop” (aka iPhone, iPad, iMac)
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Begin designs by thinking about users on smaller screen first
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Involve the development team in the design process
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Create and follow a performance budget
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Avoid one-off design solutions
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Animation & Effects
Ensure that animations improve the user experience by providing meaning to the user
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Effects that are triggered during the scroll event consider the needs of the user first and foremost
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Fonts
Don’t exceed a total of three custom web fonts
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Ensure custom web fonts have been optimized for web use
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Ensure the proper font formats have been created for development, including WOFF 2.0 format
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Have web safe fallback fonts for each custom web font in use
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Images
Use images sparingly and for maximum impact
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Ensure that image formats are appropriate for how they are being used
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Generate the correct image sizes have been created for each image
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Save images for web
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Optimize images
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SVG
Use SVGs in place of images whenever appropriate
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Consider browser support
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Ensure SVGs don’t contain extraneous layers
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Simplify SVG paths during creation process
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Optimize SVGs
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Perceived Performance
Provide instant feedback to the user where appropriate
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Use placeholder content to populate the page when no content is available
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