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@matsuzaka-yuki matsuzaka-yuki released this 11 Sep 14:28
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Project Optimization Update Description

This update focuses on performance improvement and user experience optimization, addressing core performance bottlenecks and page rendering issues. The specific optimization contents are as follows:

1. Optimization of Performance Benchmark Testing

Completed optimization of performance benchmark tests for numerous core scenarios. Through more precise testing dimensions and comprehensive scenario coverage, we provide data support for performance optimization:

  • Added performance test cases for multiple devices (different configurations of PC and mobile devices) to ensure optimization effects are effective across various hardware environments;
  • Refined performance indicator monitoring dimensions, adding benchmark tests for key indicators such as "first screen loading time", "interaction response delay", and "resource loading success rate";
  • Optimized test data collection logic to reduce interference from testing tools themselves on performance data, improving the accuracy and reliability of test results.

2. Fixes for Page Rendering Issues

Conducted targeted troubleshooting and fixes for abnormal scenarios during page rendering to ensure stability and consistency of page display:

  • Fixed page element misalignment and overlapping issues at specific resolutions, optimizing responsive layout adaptation logic;
  • Resolved "white screen flickering" and "content jumping" issues when loading dynamic content, improving rendering smoothness through preloading and skeleton screen solutions;
  • Fixed style compatibility issues in some browsers (such as older versions of Chrome and Safari) to ensure consistent page visual effects across browsers.

3. Optimization of Navigation Bar Solution

Abandoned the original custom navigation bar implementation and adopted the system's native navigation bar, improving performance while optimizing interaction experience:

  • Performance Aspect: The native navigation bar does not require additional DOM rendering and JS control, reducing page resource usage, lowering memory consumption, and improving page initialization speed;
  • Experience Aspect: The native navigation bar adapts to system-level interaction logic (such as mobile gesture return, PC focus navigation), enhancing operational smoothness and user familiarity;
  • Compatibility Aspect: The native navigation bar has better cross-platform compatibility, avoiding adaptation issues of custom navigation bars in special system versions.

4. Overall Performance Optimization

Combined with the above optimization points, synchronized global performance tuning to further improve project operating efficiency:

  • Optimized resource loading strategy, adopting "lazy loading" for non-first-screen resources to reduce first-screen loading pressure;
  • Compressed CSS/JS code volume, removed redundant logic and unused resources to reduce network transmission time;
  • Optimized DOM operation frequency, reducing reflows and repaints through "batch updates" and "event delegation" to improve page interaction response speed.
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