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Prepare a proof package that shows where proposed code changes will improve load times so leadership can approve dev work.
2 ready prompts
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Execute — do the immediate task
+Assemble a proof package PDF comparing current and proposed code-related assets, add bates…
Execute — do the immediate task
+Assemble a proof package PDF comparing current and proposed code-related assets, add bates numbering, include compressed performance screenshots showing load-time gains, and send it to [approver=Lina] for approval to proceed with dev work.
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Improve — make it easier to accept
+Before sending to [approver=Lina], make the proof package decision-ready: include measurable…
Improve — make it easier to accept
+Before sending to [approver=Lina], make the proof package decision-ready: include measurable before-and-after load times, attach compressed assets and the patches that produce the gains, call out assumptions and risk, and recommend a minimally scoped change to approve now versus later improvements.
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Who does this, and with what
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Web DesignerAdobe Acrobat ProWebPageTestalso: Prepare Proof of Performancealso: Show Load-Time Improvements
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