Performance
An animated hero and a hundred Lighthouse score are not a trade-off, they are a budget. The content has to read before the animation layer hydrates, the render loop has to know when the device is on battery, and the whole thing has to hold sixty frames a second on a mid-range phone. Here is the budget I work within, and what I cut first when it runs out.
Motion sells, but jank loses. The goal is a hero that feels alive without stealing the milliseconds that decide whether a visitor stays.
The content renders first as plain server-side HTML. The WebGL layer hydrates on top of it, so the page is readable and indexable long before a single shader compiles.
Cap the pixel ratio, pause the render loop off-screen, and honor prefers-reduced-motion. A phone on battery should never run the same loop as a desktop GPU.
Performance is a feature. A 100 score with motion intact is a design constraint, not a trade-off.
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