Thursday October 30th
Doors open

Welcome words by our MCs
Tim Kadlec; Phil Hawksworth MCs

How Fast Is Fast Enough?
Tammy Everts Chief Experience Officer SpeedCurve
It sounds like a simple question, but if you've been working in performance long enough, you know the answer is far from straightforward. In this Day 1 keynote, Tammy asks questions—from neuroscience to business metrics—that get you thinking about how you create, measure, and report your performance goals.

How to Think Like a Performance Engineer
Harry Roberts Consultant Web Performance Engineer
As awareness and tooling around site speed have been improving at a very exciting rate, has performance testing actually become any easier? In this talk, we'll look at practical tools and workflows so every test has a purpose and provides actionable, reliable data.
Break

Accessibility and Performance
Marcy Sutton Todd Senior Engineer Khan Academy
What if performance meant more than speed — what if it included how intuitively and equitably people can interact with your website? This session takes a practical look at how designing for accessibility contributes to more responsive, usable experiences, especially for disabled users, with ways to measure beyond load speed.

Big Data, Zero JS: Cross-Browser Virtual scrolling
Michael Hladky CEO PushBased
CSS content-visibility is a powerful tool that bypasses unnecessary rendering for offscreen content, drastically improving load times and responsiveness. This talk demonstrates benchmarks, practical techniques for content‑rich environments, and case studies.
Lunch

Fast, green, responsible
Ines Akrap Solutions Engineer Storyblok
Performance work has always been about speed, but speed is only part of the story. This session explores why faster sites are greener sites, practical principles from the W3C Sustainable Web Guidelines, and ideas like carbon‑aware websites that adapt to grid intensity.

Modern Performance Workflows
Umar Hansa Independent developer
Covers recent browser DevTools features and how AI assistance in DevTools can speed up your debugging workflow. Learn about automated workflows using coding agents, DevTools protocol automation, MCP, and CI/CD integration to catch performance issues before production.
Break

Making Performance Allies
Ethan Gardner Engineer Flexion / Independent
Web performance data often serves as a proxy for key business metrics. This talk offers practical tips on presenting engineering data as competitive advantage to build alliances and make performance optimization a strategic priority.
Closing remarks
Friday October 31st
Doors open

Welcome words by our MCs
Tim Kadlec; Phil Hawksworth MCs

Introduction to day 2
Tim Kadlec Performance consultant & trainer Cloudflare

LoAF
Andy Davies Web Performance Consultant SpeedCurve
The Long Animation Frames (LoAF) API provides data on what Main Thread activity caused a long frame, overcoming limitations of the Long Tasks API. Learn how to use LoAF to understand and improve script performance.
Break

Measuring Interactions and Navigations
Michal Mocny Google Chrome team
LCP and INP measure loading and responsiveness, but same‑document soft navigations blur those lines. Learn about new Performance APIs to measure interactions and navigations, how they work, and what's next.

React Rendering Techniques: Comparing Initial Load Performance
Nadia Makarevich
One app implemented with CSR, SSR, and RSC — then measured. Explore how each technique works, how they influence initial load, what RSC brings, and the trade‑offs.
Lunch

Speculations about webperf
Barry Pollard Google
The Speculations Rules API introduces a declarative way to prefetch and prerender future navigations. Learn the latest features, safe deployment strategies, and what's coming next.

Teaching Agents about Performance insights
Vinicius Dallacqua Lead Developer
A deep‑dive into building a Performance AI assistant and agentic workflows on top of a Chrome DevTools fork. Lessons on communicating performance data to agents, which signals matter, and turning telemetry into actionable insights.
Break

Fine-grained everything
Rich Harris Vercel
Modern frameworks like Svelte are fast thanks to signal‑based fine‑grained reactivity, but performance is more than 60fps. This talk covers new approaches to build fast, reliable, data‑efficient apps.