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- A very slow website is trying to sell me a product about optimizing my product. That immediately kills my first impression - More specifically, the blocks ta
by Seb-C 3y ago
- A very slow website is trying to sell me a product about optimizing my product. That immediately kills my first impression
- More specifically, the blocks takes ages to display after scrolling on mobile
- There is a horizontal scrollbar on mobile, which is annoying (Kiwi Browser)
- You should drop the fancy JS and make plain HTML pages, or it's going to hurt the performance and SEO.
- After quickly reading the webpage, I do not understand what this it about. How can a third party product make my hand crafted 10-endpoints REST API faster? Is it some kind of CDN? Or analysis tool to help navigate big APIs? (in the second case, you should clearly sell it as such, because it does not actually make anything faster by itself)
- intesars 3y ago1. The website is horribly slow. We're new to Webflow. We'll work on improving our website performance. 2. We haven't completed mobile compatibility yet. We're going to work on it as well. 3. We assumed we're clearly saying what we do but it seems it's not clear enough. We're going to work on it. Thank you so much for your feedback!
- LoganDark 3y ago> We're new to Webflow. Don't use Webflow. You really, really do not want a Webflow page to be the first impression of your product. Use something that actually builds to static HTML.
- intesars 3y agoIf we couldn't improve the load time and other performance issues we'll dump Webflow and rebuild the entire site again. Thanks for the feedback!
- LoganDark 3y agoYou're probably looking for a "static site generator" :) A good one should do all the work of adding your header and footer to every page, allowing you to re-use components, etc., but the result won't require JavaScript or anything like that unless you specifically opt to add it.