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Chasing Performance: The Psychology of the User

TalkinRussianat HolyJS 2016 Piter · on Sunday, 2016-06-05· [web-performance, design-collaboration]
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An overview of user-focused performance explains why frontend speed matters, drawing on the "Why Performance Matters" series from Smashing Magazine. It discusses performance of web systems from the user's psychological perspective rather than just technical metrics, aiming to reframe how developers prioritize and measure responsiveness in JavaScript applications.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 1:02Web tech performance
  3. 5:58User-perceived performance
  4. 7:00Weber-Fechner 20%
  5. 9:54Load speed experiment
  6. 11:46Time perception expectations
  7. 17:05Pre-start perception trick
  8. 19:57iOS Safari preloading
  9. 21:02Domain search preloading
  10. 24:34Early phase completion
  11. 26:40Waiting phase management
  12. 28:30Offline service psychology
  13. 31:41Placebo effect in web
  14. 33:32Speed not priority
  15. 34:36Psychology optimization tool
  16. 35:20Q&A
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