Measure performance with web-vitals.js, Google Analytics, and BigQuery

Опубликовано 11 мая 2022, 20:44

It can be hard to identify areas for improvement purely based on reports like CrUX, PSI, Lighthouse, and Search Console, as their real user data is aggregated against your domain, not specific pages.

To identify which specific pages or templates you should focus on for performance improvements, you need to query event-level data.

Learn how to use web-vitals.js and Google Analytics to log real user metrics, and use BigQuery and Data Studio to aggregate this data at an actionable level.

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Speaker: Tony Conway

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