Hi,
Having some performance issues when loading our Word Press webpage which contains an embedded Typeform. The issue is only on those pages that have a Typeform embedded.
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Any ideas how to resolve?
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Performance issues with loading of WP page with embedded form
Best answer by mathio-tf
Yes, it is possible that embedding an inline typeform into your page will result in slightly worse page load times. This is mostly visible on mobile devices and if you are running some kind of page speed analysis software.
An alternative solution could be embedding as popup, that way the page load speed is not affected, since the typeform is loaded later in the flow.
If popup embed does not fit your page layout and the typeform is somewhere further down the page (“below the fold”) you can embed it when user scrolls to respective section of the page with JavaScript. Or simpler approach would be to just wait a fixed number of seconds (3-5) before you embed the typeform. Your page will load before your typeform does and it should also not affect any metrics.
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I just tried the link and the page loaded up fine for me and took me into the survey with no problems.
Can you describe in more detail what the ‘performance issue’ is, how you are measuring it to determine that it is a problem? Perhaps a short video of the issue will help us troubleshoot it for you
des
Thanks
Seems to be a Chrome related issue...basically there’s a delayed loading time for those pages incl. embedded Typeform when compared to others.
DB
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i am not seeing any real difference in load times across your pages - yes there is a fractional longer time to load a typeform page, which i tend to expect due to the call out to the TF server and return of payload and rendering. that, to me, is a network issue and not a typeform issue - my opinion only!
and i noted the same behaviours (consistent) between chrome, IE, Edge and firefox….
des
If your third coffee of the day is not helping you with your Typeform, maybe we can help you find your answers...
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+5Yes, it is possible that embedding an inline typeform into your page will result in slightly worse page load times. This is mostly visible on mobile devices and if you are running some kind of page speed analysis software.
An alternative solution could be embedding as popup, that way the page load speed is not affected, since the typeform is loaded later in the flow.
If popup embed does not fit your page layout and the typeform is somewhere further down the page (“below the fold”) you can embed it when user scrolls to respective section of the page with JavaScript. Or simpler approach would be to just wait a fixed number of seconds (3-5) before you embed the typeform. Your page will load before your typeform does and it should also not affect any metrics.
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