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Server-Side Rendering (SSR)

Server-Side Rendering is a technique where HTML pages are generated on the server and sent to the browser, instead of being created in the client browser.

What is Server-Side Rendering?

With SSR, the HTML page is completely rendered on the server before being transmitted to the browser.

Advantages

  • Faster Initial Display: The browser receives ready-made HTML
  • Better SEO: Search engine crawlers can directly read content
  • Social Media Sharing: Correct previews
  • AI Crawling: LLM crawlers can capture content better

Frameworks

  • Next.js: React-based framework with SSR
  • Nuxt.js: Vue.js equivalent
  • SvelteKit: Svelte-based

SSR vs. CSR vs. SSG

  • SSR: Server renders on each request
  • CSR (Client-Side Rendering): Browser renders via JavaScript
  • SSG (Static Site Generation): Pages are created at build time

Related Terms

SEO (Search Engine Optimization)

SEO encompasses all measures aimed at improving a website's visibility in organic search engine results.

Web Performance

Web Performance describes the speed and responsiveness of a website. It directly influences user experience, conversion rates and search engine rankings.

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