Pre-Rendered Content
Pre-rendered content refers to web pages or application interfaces that are generated on the server or during a build process before being served to users, rather than being rendered dynamically in the browser at runtime. This approach produces static HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files that can be cached and delivered quickly, improving performance and SEO. It is commonly used in static site generators, server-side rendering (SSR), and Jamstack architectures to create fast, secure, and scalable web experiences.
Developers should use pre-rendered content when building websites or applications that prioritize performance, SEO, and reliability, such as blogs, documentation sites, e-commerce platforms, or marketing pages. It reduces server load and latency by serving static files, making it ideal for content that doesn't change frequently or requires fast initial page loads. This approach is also beneficial for improving accessibility and user experience on slow networks or devices.