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March 23, 2009

High Performance Websites: Nicole Sullivan

Website performance is a growing challenge for web developers and designers. The net effect of features like rounded corners and rich Ajax integration is slower performance. At Web Directions North, performance guru and former Yahoo! engineer, Nicole Sullivan, shared some of the tools and techniques she developed and used to maximize performance for Yahoo! sites and applications.

Whether you are a designer, developer, product or project manager, this session will help you improve the performance of your sites and applications:







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ABOUT: A highly experienced web engineer, Nicole has until recently been responsible for international evangelism in the performance research team, whose role is to quantify and improve the performance of all Yahoo! products worldwide. This was a multifunctional leadership role which was equal parts engineering, research, project management, and evangelism. requiring solid communication with people who have different levels of performance expertise.

As part of these efforts Nicole shares the lessons Yahoo! has learned in improving the performance of their many sites and applications.

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The ones who have mistaken OOCSS to be a framework should really see this talk.

The message is as refreshing as it is important.

Posted by: Kari Pätilä at March 24, 2009 4:22 AM

That was super! I think I'm going to have to watch again and take some notes... I wish I worked for you, Nicole. :)

Posted by: Jeff Gran at May 26, 2009 5:41 PM

Great presentation. I like your style girl! Thanks for sharing this approach with us.

Posted by: Rich at June 16, 2009 2:48 PM

Thanks for the awesome video, very useful!

Posted by: Lim at June 17, 2009 3:56 AM

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