#### article
## Reconsider tracking First Meaningful Paint
Sometimes, web performance metrics stop being recommended and are quietly phased out. Soon, FMP will no longer contribute to Lighthouse Performance Score calculations. There are also several other reasons why you might want to replace FMP with a different metric.
[]()[Why You Might Want to Reconsider Tracking First Meaningful Paint →](https://calibreapp.com/blog/reconsider-tracking-fmp)
#### tools
## Use improved chunking for faster speeds
In his article, [Houssein Djirdeh](https://twitter.com/hdjirdeh) showcases a new granular chunking strategy adopted by Next.js and Gatsby. With the new webpack chunking strategy, it’s possible to achieve improved page load times and caching during navigations.
[]()[Improved Next.js and Gatsby page load performance with granular chunking →](https://web.dev/granular-chunking-nextjs/)
#### case study
## How CA Government prioritised a11y and speed
In his case study, [Aaron Hans](https://twitter.com/nopatternaaron) explains how his team prioritises the ”always accessible” core principle when building the California state COVID-19 emergency response website. He makes the crucial point of focusing on the performance of low-end devices as a benchmark.
[]()[Prioritizing users in a crisis: Building the California COVID-19 response site →](https://news.alpha.ca.gov/prioritizing-users-in-a-crisis-building-covid19-ca-gov/)
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## Automate performance with Puppeteer recipes
[Addy Osmani](https://twitter.com/addyosmani) with help from [Mathias Bynens](https://twitter.com/mathias) put together a set of examples of common automations that can be achieved with Puppeteer. If you’re not using any performance monitoring tools or need more customised flows, this is an excellent place to start.
[]()[Automating Web Performance testing with Puppeteer →](https://github.com/addyosmani/puppeteer-webperf)
#### article
## Think about rephrasing web performance
[Simon Hearne](https://twitter.com/SimonHearne) ponders if web performance needs to be renamed to gain more traction outside of the people already deep within the field. While different semantics might be helpful in cross-business conversations, we need much more than a change in naming to make performance work universal.
[]()[Is it time for a Web Performance rebrand? →](https://simonhearne.com/2020/web-performance-rebrand/)
