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performance-ux

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Evaluate loading, responsiveness, stability, rendering, bundle, asset, animation, and data-flow costs as product-experience quality. Use before major launches or after changes likely to affect LCP, INP, CLS, hydration, large lists, images, fonts, or transitions.

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Performance UX

Measure representative real journeys and devices. Inspect LCP, INP, CLS, loading waterfalls, client/server boundaries, hydration, bundle/dependency weight, fonts, images, animation cost, long tasks, and large lists.

Relate every finding to perceived experience: delayed meaning, blocked input, layout instability, missing feedback, or battery/network cost. Recommend the highest-impact fix and preserve visual/interaction intent. Beautiful but sluggish is not excellent design.

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