How to Improve Website Performance
Use
Server-Side
Rendering
(SSR)
Instead
of
Client-Side
Rendering
(CSR)
Render
pages
on
the
server
and
send
fully-formed
HTML
to
the
browser.
This
improves
initial
load
time
and
SEO.
SSR
reduces
the
time
required
for
users
to
see
content,
especially
for
slower
devices
or
poor
internet
connections.
Optimize
Images
Compress
and
resize
images
to
ensure
faster
loading
without
compromising
quality.
Use
modern
formats
like
WebP.
Minimize
CSS
and
JavaScript
Remove
unnecessary
code,
combine
files,
and
minify
CSS/JS
to
reduce
file
sizes,
ensuring
faster
page
loads.
Use
a
Content
Delivery
Network
(CDN)
Serve
website
content
through
globally
distributed
servers
to
reduce
latency
and
improve
load
times.
Implement
Lazy
Loading
Load
images
and
other
resources
only
when
they’re
visible
on
the
screen,
reducing
initial
page
load
time.
Reduce
Server
Response
Time
Optimize
backend
processes,
reduce
database
queries,
and
choose
faster
hosting
services
to
improve
server
response
times.
