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Sometimes loading static files take long time to load. Especially CSS, Images, Webfont (Fonts). The best way to tackle them is to CACHE
them in users devices. If your new to CACHE
concepts and wondering how the hell should I do it. Then I have already written an article for it How To Cache Static Files With NGINX Server. Please have a look at it and I promise that you wont regret about about that :)
Even after caching fonts sometimes when you run an audit in Google Lighthouse, you will basically encounter Ensure text remains visible during Webfont load
. Which looks as the below image
This is because some browsers wait for the fonts to get loaded and don't show texts in the browser until they load the webfont. You might have imported the font-family
as below.
@font-face {
font-family: inter;
src: url('../fonts/Inter-Regular.otf');
}
One simple way to tell browsers to show the default one text and don't wait for fonts to load is add the following code.
font-display: swap;
Now your overall CSS
will look like the following
@font-face {
font-family: inter;
src: url('../fonts/Inter-Regular.otf');
font-display: swap;
}
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