We implemented a React-based frontend on a website where once the UI components are loaded for the human user, when navigating to new pages you don't download any more UI components, just pull some API data. Basically first-page load is a bit slower, but after than, it's all ±0.5s to pull API data for the next pages you browse.
What I'm worried about though is that for the crawling bot it just treats each page it crawls as a first page, so it doesn't have the UI components loaded in the cache, which means that the load time for each page is gonna be pretty big.
So basically I'm afraid we ended up with a super-fast user experience for humans, but a very slow load time for crawlers, which is bad.
Does anyone know anything about this?
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