You're working on an e-commerce website, and the product details page has a 3D product viewer. Given the viewer's heavy resources, what approach would you take to ensure the page loads quickly?
- Increase server capacity to handle the heavy resources.
- Minimize the use of client-side rendering for the 3D viewer.
- Use lazy loading to load the 3D viewer component only when it's in the viewport.
- Use synchronous loading to ensure all components load simultaneously.
To ensure the product details page loads quickly, you should use lazy loading. This technique loads the 3D viewer component only when it's in the viewport, reducing initial page load time. Minimizing client-side rendering and increasing server capacity may help with performance but do not directly address the issue of quick page load for this specific component. Synchronous loading can actually slow down the page.
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