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@SpeedCurve

SpeedCurve is now part of Embrace! Since 2013, we've helped companies of all kinds – from Amazon to Zillow – monitor and improve their site speed and UX.
Auckland, New Zealand speedcurve.com Joined November 2010
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SpeedCurve @SpeedCurve
The User Happiness score aggregates a number of key #webperf and #ux metrics to give you an at-a-glance understanding of how many "happy" versus "unhappy" page views your site delivered.

Here's how it's calculated: support.speedcurve.com/docs/user-happ…
support.speedcurve.com User Happiness An aggregate metric – available in RUM – that captures user happiness.
Joan León 🏞️⚡️ @nucliweb Apr 11, 2025
Real User Monitoring (RUM) is a game changer when understanding how real people experience your website.

This screenshot from @SpeedCurve shows just how valuable RUM can be — it highlights real-time metrics like:

✅ Largest Contentful Paint
✅ Interaction to Next Paint
✅ Cumulative Layout Shift
…and how they directly impact user happiness.

Notice that only 43% of users were truly happy with the performance. There’s a huge opportunity for improvement, potentially boosting conversion rates and user retention.

Tools like SpeedCurve help us go beyond lab data and dive into what’s happening in the wild.

Better performance = better UX = better business

Let me know if you're using RUM in your performance workflow?

#WebPerformance #UX #SpeedCurve #RUM #UserExperience #Frontend #CoreWebVitals #ConversionRateOptimization
Screenshot of the SpeedCurve RUM (Real User Monitoring) tool showing real-time web performance metrics. At the top, a “User Happiness” indicator is divided into three colors: green for “Happy” (43%), yellow for “Okay” (44%), and red for “Unhappy” (13%). Below are three line charts with key performance metrics: 1. Largest Contentful Paint (LCP): Average of 3.03 seconds, with varying peaks between 5:10 pm and 5:35 pm. 2. Interaction to Next Paint (INP): Average of 324 milliseconds, with fluctuations shown in red and orange throughout the same time period. 3. Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS): Constant value of 0, with green charts showing intermittent spikes but no final accumulation. Each chart includes a trend line overlaid on vertical bars representing the distribution over time.
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SpeedCurve @SpeedCurve
It's not enough to focus on Core Web Vitals numbers. You need to drill down & find the root causes of poor #webperf & #UX.

🟦 Identify problem pages
🟨 Pinpoint problem page elements
🟩 Get full diagnostics so you know HOW to fix issues

speedcurve.com/blog/new-core-… #corewebvitals
www.speedcurve.com SpeedCurve | NEW: Vitals dashboard updates and filter improvements Unified dashboard filters, plus a re-Vital-ized dashboard for tracking and improving the most important metrics!
SpeedCurve @SpeedCurve
NEW: Our latest release includes a huge upgrade for your Vitals dashboard!

😀 Backend Time & FCP added to Vitals
😀 More charts & visuals to help you quickly find & fix issues that affect Vitals
😀 Consistent filters across ALL dashboards

speedcurve.com/blog/new-core-… #webperf #ux
www.speedcurve.com SpeedCurve | NEW: Vitals dashboard updates and filter improvements Unified dashboard filters, plus a re-Vital-ized dashboard for tracking and improving the most important metrics!