Tim Kadlec • 3/7/2023

Improve Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) by removing image transitions – Performance @ Shopify

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This article from Shopify's Performance team details a case study with Case-Mate, where removing image transitions (like scaling and fading) improved Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) by 6 seconds. It explains how such animations degrade performance and user experience, and walks through the steps taken to fix the issue. The content is highly relevant to web performance optimization, a key IT/technology topic.

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