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As our site grew, the increasing number of features and components led to longer page load times. Users encountered delays when navigating the website, particularly when loading product detail pages or moving to the checkout process. The experience of waiting for a spinning loading icon instead of instant page rendering negatively impacted engagement and conversions
To tackle slow page loads, we implemented two key strategies :
By incorporating React’s built-in tools like React.lazy() and Suspense, we optimized performance while maintaining a seamless user experience.
Implemented lazy loading and code splitting to reduce initial load time.
Pages like product details and checkout were loaded only when accessed.
Preloading critical pages for smoother navigation.
Optimized resource loading for better responsiveness on mobile devices.
Ensured that as more features are added, performance remains unaffected.
const ProductDetails = React.lazy(() => import('./ProductDetails'));
const CartPage = React.lazy(() => import('./CartPage'));
Displayed fallback loading indicators while components loaded asynchronously.
Ensured each route loads only the necessary components.
Preloaded commonly accessed pages like the cart to enhance navigation speed.
Our e-commerce platform was hosted on a cloud-based infrastructure that supports caching and CDN distribution. We leveraged :
Our team worked collaboratively across various domains to ensure a successful implementation :
Post-implementation, we continuously monitored performance and addressed new challenges :
By implementing lazy loading and code splitting, we significantly improved our e-commerce site's speed and efficiency. Faster page loads led to a better mobile experience, lower bounce rates, and improved engagement. As we continue to expand, these optimizations ensure that our site remains scalable, user-friendly, and high-performing.