QA: Review frontend bundle size / loading speed (post-motion) #3
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Summary
Please have QA dev @brouie assess whether frontend bundle loading speed is acceptable in realistic conditions (cold load, repeat visit with cache, throttled network if available).
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We added
motionfor route transitions and richer interactions. Production builds now report a large main chunk (~1 MB+ minified) and Rollup suggests considering code-splitting /manualChunks.Ask
npm run build && npm run preview).Resolution rules
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frontend/— Vite build,motiondependencynpm run build,npm run previewassigned to @Brouie
@PlasticDigits verified on
52b7f04.Build metrics (production,
npm run build):Combined gzip for main + TimeCurve = ~468 kB. Acceptable for the target audience (crypto users on broadband/LTE). Preview build renders TimeCurve page with all surfaces (timer, live buys, podiums, WarBow, modals) loading without perceptible delay. LGTM for current phase — revisit if/when we target lower-bandwidth markets or add heavier routes.
Clear for sign-off on #2.
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