As part of the “Campus Experts Summit” event that took place last month at Campus Madrid, the Mobile UX Manager at Google Claire Illmer hosted a session called “Winning on the Mobile Web”.
React (sometimes referred as React.js or React JS) is a JavaScript library for managing the display of data on the front-end and building user interfaces. It was created by Facebook and is currently being used by Netflix, Airbnb, and many others companies.
Now that we know what Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) are, we can dive a little deeper and talk about those key features that differentiate them from a native mobile app and a regular web experience.
A lot has been said lately about Progressive Web Apps because of their relative ease of development, the wins for the user experience, and their other many benefits: offline mode, no installation required, etc.
Research has shown that most people leave a site after 3 seconds if it takes a lot of time to load. This negatively impacts on your user experience, SEO, conversion rates, and ad revenue, among many other things.
We all want our visitors to look at as many pages as possible because it increases brand recognition and trust. In addition, more page views can result in more advertising revenue and better conversation rates.
Bounce rate is a term used in web traffic analysis. It represents the percentage of visitors who enter the site and then leave (“bounce”) rather than continuing to view other pages within the same site.
Smartphones have revolutionized the way we access information. Mobile web usage has seen a massive jump over recent years. And since it surpassed desktop usage there have been many efforts from tech giants to make the mobile web faster. Luckily, we were not the only ones who realized there was something wrong with the web […]
Last week, we looked at different ways to optimize your WordPress images and reduce their impact on the speed of your mobile site. This was mostly focused on removing unnecessary images and using the right file format and size. When you have made sure your images are optimized for mobile but your site is still […]
One of the most common reasons for websites being slow is because of their images, which constitute over 60% of total page weight according to Google. Because oversized and unnecessary images slow down page load times with excess data and file requests, image optimization is an important requirement rather than a nice-to-have to keep your […]