App Takes Forever To Navigate To A New Page

Can anyone give any insight into why my page load time might be so slow from page to page. It’s not the loading of the page that’s taking too long. It’s when the navigation button is clicked. It takes multiple seconds to even go to the new page. There is only 1 action in that workflow as well and most dont send parameters unless its a slug.

No data is being updated or anything and it’s tough to troubleshoot in the Chrome Dev Tools because the page load speed itself is ok. Just not sure why its takin g so long for the app to process the fact that it needs to load that new page.

If anyone is willing to take a look I can set you up as a user.

Here’s access to the editor Flywheelmarketinghub | Bubble Editor

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Feel free to share a read-only link to your editor in here, and I’m sure someone will take a look (literally just copy and paste the link from your editor… be sure to change your app’s Application rights to ‘Anyone can view’ on the General setting tab…

Thanks! Flywheelmarketinghub | Bubble Editor

If you’re talking about the navigation buttons on the left hand side-panel, it’s working pretty fast for me… (less than a second to load each new page)…

Having said that, is there a reason you’re using multiple pages for this?..

If you want things to load fast, then obviously navigating to new pages will always be slower… so if you want the UX to be faster, just have everything on a single page - than navigating between ‘sections’ will be almost instant

(use reusable elements instead of pages, to keep things manageable in the editor)

So I should just group the content of these pages and then show and hide those main groups based on the selection, or maybe I should use a custom state to achieve that.

In terms of reusable elements, after I group each page are you suggesting I should make it into a reusable element, even though It will only be used on that 1 page? I see how that could help with editor organization actually, just wanted to be sure thats what you meant.

Yep that’s exactly what I mean… (REs have lots of uses… not only the obvious one of being reused elsewhere)…

It will certainly be much faster than loading a new page every time a user clicks on the Nav Icons

(I use a single page with REs for almost all the dashboard type pages in my apps)…

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