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Partial Page Loads in CrUX: What Field Data Includes (and Excludes)
October 15, 2026

Partial Page Loads in CrUX: What Field Data Includes (and Excludes)

CrUX field percentiles are not a slower Lighthouse run. They aggregate real experiences that may abandon early, start in the background, restore from bfcache, or stay on one SPA document. Here is what partial page loads include and exclude, and how to report lab versus field without mixing the clocks.

Why CrUX Has No Data for Your Site
October 13, 2026

Why CrUX Has No Data for Your Site

When CrUX has no data for a client site, the problem is usually eligibility, not a broken PageSpeed Insights run. Here is how Chrome UX Report eligibility works, and what to monitor until field data exists.

WordPress Speculation and Prerender Plugins vs Core Web Vitals
October 8, 2026

WordPress Speculation and Prerender Plugins vs Core Web Vitals

WordPress 6.8 ships speculative loading (prefetch by default). Plugins that prerender more eagerly can improve next-page feel, but they can also burn bandwidth and muddy first-visit Core Web Vitals. Here is how agencies choose settings without guessing.

What Is Automated Web Performance Monitoring?
September 29, 2026

What Is Automated Web Performance Monitoring?

Automated web performance monitoring means scheduled lab and field checks, budgets, alerts, and history, not a bot that rewrites your site, and not a one-off PageSpeed Insights paste.