Hello Everyone 
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I’m contacting you in order to get your thoughts and ideas on web performance measurements, with an emphasis on the data trends we’ve noticed in the HTTP Archive.
Web performance, as we all know, is critical to user experience and has a big impact on search engine rankings and conversion rates. I’m interested in learning how other members of the community are analysing the data in light of the most recent modifications to the HTTP Archive. I’d really like to talk about the following points:
Important Metrics: Which web performance indicators, in your opinion, should web developers and site owners pay particular attention to? For instance, which metrics—First Contentful Paint (FCP), Time to Interactive (TTI), or others—are you more concerned with? When optimising your websites, how do you rank these metrics? 
Impact of Changes: Over the past year, have you observed any notable changes in the trends of web performance? For example, how has performance changed as a result of new web standards or browser technological advancements?
Best Practices: In light of the patterns found in the HTTP Archive data, what are some best practices that you have implemented? How do you use these realisations in your daily work as a developer?
Prospects for the Future: What prospects do you see for web performance metrics going forward? Do you think any new developments in technology or trends will change the way we assess and improve web performance?
I look forward to hearing your opinions and observations on these subjects. Let’s have an insightful conversation and support one another in improving our comprehension of web performance!
Thanks in advance for your time.