As I said before, on a faster network you notice it more.
For instance, on a slow connection, the time it takes to download is much longer than the time it takes to render, and you don't notice.
On a fast broadband connection like I have (~5 MB per second) the times are reversed. Downloading the page is almost instantaneous, rendering takes the longer time.
I'm not sure about specific sites that demonstrate this, but any site that uses complex JavaScript / CSS would be a good start. Perhaps Facebook... (which uses JavaScript to build the site behind the scenes).
For instance, on a slow connection, the time it takes to download is much longer than the time it takes to render, and you don't notice.
On a fast broadband connection like I have (~5 MB per second) the times are reversed. Downloading the page is almost instantaneous, rendering takes the longer time.
I'm not sure about specific sites that demonstrate this, but any site that uses complex JavaScript / CSS would be a good start. Perhaps Facebook... (which uses JavaScript to build the site behind the scenes).
