Imagine this scenario: a potential client is looking for your product, they visit your website, but the site loads very slowly. Statistically, the majority of users will not wait more than 3 seconds in such cases. This means you have lost sales and traffic in those few seconds.
The second, fundamental problem that many websites face relates to Google indexing. When a webpage loads entirely in the user’s browser (Client-Side Rendering), the Google crawler often sees only an empty code frame upon arrival and waits for the content to appear. As a result, your site may not be perfectly indexed, meaning your content essentially remains "invisible" to Google's search engine. This directly translates to losing free traffic coming from organic search.
To solve this challenge, it is necessary to use tools from the JavaScript ecosystem such as the Vue.js and Nuxt frameworks.
(If you are interested in what Front-End Development is in general and which frameworks are mainly used, you can check out our blog post on this topic.)











