Open jerensl opened 2 weeks ago
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This issue is very similar to this one. For the Blog my recommendation is to add an infinity scroll for the blog, it's identical to pagination but works on scroll, it will limit the content being shown for example 10 only and when a user scrolls the last content, it will give more content to render. It can be implemented by using intersection observer API
I spot these issues when measuring the lighthouse performance in staging, netlify has injected a plugin that messes up with the lighthouse score. It will be good to turn this off when measuring lighthouse performance
Why do we need this improvement?
Currently, the website performance metric measured by Lighthouse has fallen under 50, which is not good, imagine a user needs to wait for 2-4 seconds to access the landing page.
To address this issue I have 2 plans:
How will this change help?
Improving the site performance could have a huge impact on the users when they interact with the website and Improve SEO ranking
The other benefit for developers is to avoid premature optimization in the future, by having performance metrics we avoid making assumptions about performance improvement
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How could it be implemented/designed?
Discussion:
lhcli
from google. We need to discuss what assertion for the performance budget on the website before going to implementation and make sure our web performance already meets the budget first which is being targeted to be above 70 score overallTasks that can be taken immediately:
A task that required a decision to be made:
π§ Breaking changes
No
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Are you willing to work on this issue?
Yes