Prerendering: What It Is and How to Choose the Right Method
Blog post from Prismic
Pre-rendering is a method of generating a website's pages and content at build time, which can enhance performance and SEO scores by delivering fully rendered pages to users upon request. It addresses issues associated with Client-Side Rendering (CSR), such as slow rendering times and poor SEO performance, by preparing pages in advance rather than at run time. Popular frameworks like Next.js and tools like Gatsby facilitate static site generation (SSG) to automate pre-rendering, while services like prerender.io and Netlify Prerendering offer solutions for applications without built-in pre-rendering capabilities. Additionally, Google Chrome's pre-rendering feature can automatically render pages ahead of user requests, although it is contingent on user settings and device conditions. When deciding on a pre-rendering approach, using frameworks with native SSG support is optimal, while pre-rendering services can benefit applications constrained to CSR, and Chrome's feature can serve as a supplementary method.
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