Yes, Hyvä is fast, but:
passing CWV can be tricky

Before starting

• Is the training suitable for us?

  I'm invited by development agencies, sometimes platform specific such as Magento, Shopware, WooCommerce. But I'm also getting invited by SEO, UX and CRO agencies. Sometimes even a team of specialist within an e-commerce business or agency.

  Obviously, the more technical your team is, the more technical the training session will be. If your team is a mix of different specialist, I try to keep everybody involved.

• What is our required knowledge?

  When your agency is focussing on online business or even e-commerce, than I'll be sure to tailor my training sessions to your (team's) knowledge. Before kicking off a training session, I will ask the attendees about their backgrounds.

  This means you don't need any specific knowledge.

• What topics will be discussed?

  This is the fixed list of topics, where the elaboration per topics depend on your type of agency or team:

  • Introduction into user perception
  • PageSpeed Insights (versus other toolings)
  • (Core) Web Vitals
    • First Contentful Paint;
    • First Input Delay;
    • Largest Contentful Paint;
    • Cumulative Layout Shift;
  • CSS
  • JS (including Time to Interactive and Total Blocking Time);
  • Fonts
  • Images
  • Caching & compressing
  • Browser
  • Network (latency) and CDN
  • Headless, PWA & AMP
  • Server (side)
  • Third parties
  • Identifying

• Can we pick the topics instead?

  Sure thing, although I'll have a list of topics which usually will be part of the training session (see previous question). Do let me know if there are any topics that should be emphasized, for example:

  • (determining) technical anti-patterns when being a development agency;
  • perceived performance when being a UX team or agency;
  • Core Web Vitals when being a CRO team or agency;
  • Google Tag Manager for an SEO team or agency;
  • Third parties for marketeers;
  • et cetera.

• Can you answer some questions as well?

  Off course, the goal is to let pagespeed become a prospect instead of an afterthought and thus to not only have me sending information, but also to start the dialogue. Even during the training.

  So be sure to send me any questions beforehand, which will be answered or discussed during the training.

General

• How long does the training take?

  The full training covering different subjects takes about 4 to 4.5 hours. When done online via Zoom, Teams or Meet, the training will be split up in two parts.

• Can you use our webshop during the training?

  Using your webshop or a webshop of one of your clients would require me to do some auditing on the webshop. This can be done in combination with a pagespeed quickscan or extended audit on top of the training.

• Can we receive the slides?

  Yes, you'll receive the slides afterwards. Do note that metrics are changing all the time. Not all slides will be current until the end of time.

• Can we get a recording of the talk?

  As recordings can be used until the end of time, an additional 50% is charged to record and share the training session.