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"Web Performance" as a book category covers the principles, practices, and tools used to make websites and web applications fast, reliable, and responsive. Books in this category explain how browsers render pages, how networks and servers affect load times, and how to measure user-centric metrics (like LCP, FID/INP, CLS and TTFB) with both synthetic and real-user monitoring. They teach practical techniques—asset optimization (images, fonts, scripts), caching and CDNs, HTTP/2/3, lazy loading, critical rendering paths, and backend tuning—alongside performance budgeting, testing, and monitoring strategies. Titles range from developer-focused how‑tos and case studies to higher-level guidance for product managers and architects on making performance a part of design and engineering culture.

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