Modern Web Performance
Fast sites are built, not tuned at the end. I engineer high-traffic web apps with the right rendering strategy, edge caching, and Core Web Vitals baked in , so pages feel instant and stay that way under load.
Render where it makes sense
Static, server, and client rendering each have a place. Choosing per route — SSG for stable pages, SSR with streaming for dynamic ones, and the client only where interactivity demands it — is the biggest lever for perceived speed.
Cache at the edge
Edge caching and smart revalidation put content close to users and take pressure off origin. Well-designed cache keys and invalidation turn high-traffic pages from a scaling problem into a solved one.
Vitals you can act on
LCP, INP, and CLS are user experience, not vanity metrics. Frontend observability ties real-user data to specific components, so optimization work targets what users actually feel.
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