Test methodology
What does the jQuery Test measure?
It measures combined JavaScript, jQuery, DOM, layout, and rendering performance while jQuery drives a repeatable set of user-interface operations.
What workload does the jQuery Test run?
The current test uses jQuery 3.7.1 and runs nine workload phases three times. These phases cover bulk DOM creation, partial updates, row reordering and removal, visibility changes, complete view rebuilding, SVG updates and animation, and virtualized image-grid rendering.
How is the jQuery score calculated?
The score is based on the completed operation count divided by elapsed time and adjusted by the official test weight. Higher scores indicate faster completion of the same workload.
What does the jQuery result represent?
The result reflects the combined performance of the browser, JavaScript engine, jQuery, DOM processing, layout, and rendering.
How to interpret the result
The result reflects the combined performance of the browser, JavaScript engine, jQuery, DOM processing, layout, and rendering.