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Performance on the front is only Staff if the conversion goes up

Pessoal, eu ia vender Vue 3. Checkout de infoproduto. Alto volume. Micro frontend. Campanha de influenciador no ar. Timeout. Transbordo. O time discute Lighthouse e Nuxt. A pergunta não era o score. Era: o JS do passo do pagamento chegou a tempo, e a gente viu o funil cair no Sentry ou só no backoffice no dia seguinte? O que você leva: performance no front só é Staff se a conversão sobe.…

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The article discusses optimizing the performance of an e-commerce checkout process, specifically for info products. It highlights the importance of measuring the impact of performance on conversion rates, rather than just focusing on metrics like Lighthouse scores. The author emphasizes that simply installing tools like Sentry or Datadog is not enough, and that observability requires understanding the user's actions and their impact on the business.

Key strategies for improvement include server-side rendering, lazy loading, and optimizing the delivery of JavaScript files. The goal is to reduce timeouts and transbordos, which can lead to lost sales.

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