Last updated: 1/1/1970
Slow Page Loads
To improve page speed:
Image Optimization
- Ensure images are properly sized (not larger than needed)
- Use WebP format when possible (Directus can convert)
- Lazy load images below the fold
- Check image file sizes in Directus
Reduce Content Blocks
- Too many blocks on one page can slow rendering
- Consider splitting long pages into multiple pages
- Use pagination for long content lists
Check Directus Performance
- Slow API responses slow your entire site
- Optimize your Directus instance
- Consider caching if using many API calls
- Check Directus server resources
Build Time Issues
If builds are slow:
Reduce Dependencies
- Remove unused npm packages
- Check for duplicate dependencies
- Use production builds, not development mode
Optimize Images
- Pre-optimize images before uploading
- Use appropriate image formats
- Consider using an image CDN
Check Hosting Platform
- Some platforms have build time limits
- Upgrade plan if hitting limits
- Optimize build process
Mobile Performance
Ensure mobile performance:
Test on Real Devices
- Don't just test in browser dev tools
- Test on actual phones and tablets
- Check network throttling scenarios
Optimize for Mobile
- Ensure images are properly sized for mobile
- Minimize JavaScript bundle size
- Use responsive images
- Test on slower connections