Address optimization warnings in your project

Optimization warnings in Framer highlight areas of your project that may affect performance, loading speed, or search visibility. Addressing these warnings ensures your site runs efficiently and delivers a fast, reliable experience for visitors.

Why addressing these warnings matters

Framer includes built-in performance and SEO features. When optimization warnings appear, they usually indicate that one or more of these features may not be fully effective.

• Script optimization: Framer automatically bundles, chunks, and tree-shakes scripts. This process removes unused code and organizes the remaining code for faster loading and better performance.

• Server-side rendering (SSR): Framer delivers pre-rendered HTML to the browser, which improves initial load times and helps search engines index your content more accurately.

• Automatic sitemap generation: Framer generates a sitemap for your site, making it easier for search engines to crawl and index your pages.

When warnings are resolved, these systems can work as intended, helping your site load quickly and rank more effectively.

Consequences of ignoring optimization warnings

If optimization warnings remain unresolved, your site may experience:

• Slower loading times: Unoptimized pages can delay rendering, frustrate visitors, and increase bounce rates.

• Reduced search visibility: If SSR or sitemap generation is impacted, search engines may have difficulty indexing your content. Slow-loading pages can also negatively affect search rankings.

• Inconsistent user experience: Performance issues can lead to layout shifts, delayed interactivity, or incomplete content rendering.

Regularly reviewing and resolving optimization warnings helps maintain a fast, search-friendly site and ensures visitors have a smooth experience.