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results: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1dPBDeHigqx9FVaqzfq7CYTz4KjllkMTkfq4DG4utE_g/
queries: 12_Mobile_Web
published: 2019-11-11T00:00:00.000Z
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## Introduction
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The state of JavaScript on the mobile web is terrifying. According to HTTP Archive's JavaScript report, the median mobile site requires phones to download 375 KB of JavaScript. Assuming a 70% compression ratio, this means that phones have to parse, compile, and execute 1.25 MB of JavaScript at the median.
-Why is this a problem? Because sites loading this much JS take upwards of 10 seconds to become interactive. Or in other words, your page may appear fully loaded, but when a user clicks any of your buttons or menus, nothing happens because the JavaScript hasn't finished executing. Users are forced to keep clicking the button for upwards of 10 seconds, just waiting for that magical moment where something actually happens. Think about how confusing and frustrating that can be.
+Why is this a problem? Because sites loading this much JS take upwards of 10 seconds to become consistently interactive. Or in other words, your page may appear fully loaded, but when a user clicks any of your buttons or menus, the user may experience some slowdown because the JavaScript hasn't finished executing. In the worst case scenario, users may be forced to keep clicking the button for upwards of 10 seconds, just waiting for that magical moment where something actually happens. Think about how confusing and frustrating that can be.