We will help you solve the visibility problems of your JavaScript-based site.
JavaScript is one of the most popular programming languages and a powerful tool in creating modern websites. However, without proper optimization, it can become an obstacle between your site and its visibility on Google.
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JavaScript-based rendering and indexing optimization
Rendering is the process of transforming the code of a page (e.g. HTML, CSS, JavaScript) into what you see on the screen. With indexing, search engines can quickly find and show relevant results. Current JavaScript frameworks (such as React, Angular, Vue, NextJS or Svelte) have solutions that are intended to be SEO-friendly. That's why we first make sure that they actually are. If not, we solve these problems by optimizing and using the frameworks' internal mechanisms.
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Implementing Server Side Rendering
Implementing SSR (Server Side Rendering) can significantly improve the indexability of your site and increase its loading speed. SRR generates the entire HTML code of a page on the server before sending it to the browser. Unlike CSR (Client-Side Rendering), where the browser takes minimal HTML and renders the page using JavaScript, SSR generates a complete page on the server that the browser can read and display immediately.
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Regular optimization of a JavaScript-based site
Even if we implement SSR, it is still worth optimizing the site. Most properly thought-out JS frameworks (the most popular are Vue, React or Angular) use so-called Hydration, which synchronizes the code generated on the server and makes it interactive again on the user side. Hydration, which is like a bridge between SSR and CSR, is an element that in practice often causes delays, such as the INP parameter from Core Web Vitals.