Since there are multiple content-rich sections containing big/cover-size images, filter effects and sometimes even complete slides behaviour for the entire website background, it's interesting to identify, measure and remove or compensate any existing rendering bottlenecks.
One strategy available is informing the browser of these "hot regions" by using the CSS property will-change. For reference see this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vFrZXWiwIc
Since there are multiple content-rich sections containing big/cover-size images, filter effects and sometimes even complete slides behaviour for the entire website background, it's interesting to identify, measure and remove or compensate any existing rendering bottlenecks.
One strategy available is informing the browser of these "hot regions" by using the CSS property
will-change
. For reference see this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vFrZXWiwIcCheers!