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Editor’s Note: the following guest post was written by Hanna Zarour, Project Manager at Igalia The AMP Project is humbled to help represent developers in their challenges with web interoperability and lack of important feature implementation. Over the last few years, we have collaborated with Igalia to advance interoperability and predictability among browsers. Standards and […] Read more
Google Search recently announced a new Search ranking signal centered around page experience. We’re excited by the potential for Google’s page experience signal to guide and empower developers to build a better web. Because AMP was developed to help enable development of user-first sites, we believe AMP is a cost-effective and simple solution for publishers […] Read more
This week Google announced the Web Vitals initiative, a collection of guidelines highlighting what Google believes is essential to a good user experience on the web. Since the AMP Project’s goal has always been to ensure that the “web works better and faster for everyone, everywhere”, we wanted to share how AMP can help site owners […] Read more
Posted by Katharina Familia Almonte, Global Product Lead at Google on the AMP Project Last year, Chrome announced its plans to introduce a cookie classification scheme as part of its ongoing effort to improve privacy and security across the web, which is expected to take effect with Chrome 80 in February 2020. Mozilla has affirmed […] Read more
Posted by Jeffrey Jose, Product Manager at Google on the AMP Project The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) is a new data privacy law that establishes various rights for California state residents. The law applies to companies that do business in California and meet one of several criteria related to revenue, data processing, and other […] Read more
In this third post in our series on contributing back lessons learned from AMP to the whole web, we’ll dive into the topic of innovating on the concept of navigation for web content. Additionally, we’re taking a look at how new primitives in the web platform are helping to make AMP simpler and “less of […] Read more
In this second post in our series on contributing back lessons learned from AMP to the whole web, we’ll dive into the topic of instant loading. If you haven’t read yesterday’s post, we’d suggest to hop over there before reading this. So what is privacy-preserving instant loading? It can be summarized as: Instant loading means […] Read more
Update May 28, 2020: Related Google Search announcement In March of 2018 we wrote about our effort to contribute back the things we learned from AMP for the benefit of all web developers by addressing gaps in the web platform. In this work we’ve collaborated with the Google Chrome team, Igalia, who is helping us […] Read more
