There’s a Better Solution Still: Prerendering

SSR has a lot of benefits that compensate for the technical deficiencies and deteriorated user experience of CSR. However, it has its own limitations and may not be the best solution for your website.

Prerendering is a great option that combines improved performance and indexation with ease-of-setup and implementation. It’s cost-effective, scalable and even recommended by Google’s own documentation.

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