It likes to yell at me that my font size is too small, and tell me to "set a legible font size". When I'm not actually setting a base font size and instead adjusting things relative to the browser's default.
Their recommendation to "fix" this is to specify absolute font sizes, which is the opposite of basically every accessibility requirement I've ever read.
Similarly, they complain that I'm not "leveraging browser caching" -- but the un-cached resource is the Google Analytics JavaScript.
It also doesn't catch the one actual user-experience-problem bug that I know about and am working to fix.
So while it's enjoyable to poke fun at someone through PageSpeed results, I'd take it with an extremely large grain of salt.
It likes to yell at me that my font size is too small, and tell me to "set a legible font size". When I'm not actually setting a base font size and instead adjusting things relative to the browser's default.
Their recommendation to "fix" this is to specify absolute font sizes, which is the opposite of basically every accessibility requirement I've ever read.
Similarly, they complain that I'm not "leveraging browser caching" -- but the un-cached resource is the Google Analytics JavaScript.
It also doesn't catch the one actual user-experience-problem bug that I know about and am working to fix.
So while it's enjoyable to poke fun at someone through PageSpeed results, I'd take it with an extremely large grain of salt.