Dynamic Rendering
Dynamic Rendering is an SEO technique, until recently openly recommended by Google (and now referred to as a “temporary solution”) to help search engines more effectively index websites with heavy JavaScript content.
With Dynamic Rendering, website servers detect whether a request for a page is made by a user or a search engine crawler. If the request comes from a crawler, the server returns a pre-rendered static version of the page, which is easier for crawlers to explore. If the request comes from a user, the server returns the normal, interactive version of the page.
