Making React and Next.js apps fast is important. This skill gives you a set of rules from Vercel. The rules help you write code that loads quickly and runs smoothly. They cover data fetching, bundle size, and rendering performance. Use these guidelines when building new components or reviewing existing code. They are organized by priority so you can focus on the biggest wins first.
Anyone working on React or Next.js projects can benefit. Whether you are a beginner or an expert, these tips will make your apps better. The rules are easy to follow and come with clear examples. You will learn how to avoid common mistakes like waterfall requests and unnecessary re-renders. This skill turns complex performance topics into simple steps you can apply right away.
Vercel created this guide based on real-world experience. It includes 45 rules across 8 categories. Critical areas like eliminating waterfalls and optimizing bundles come first. Lower priority rules handle advanced patterns. By following this guide, you can create apps that feel fast and responsive for every user.
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Frontend Designanthropics/skills
Create striking frontend interfaces with bold design and polished code every time
Vercel React Best Practicesvercel-labs/agent-skills
Optimize React and Next.js apps using proven Vercel performance guidelines
Design Taste Frontendleonxlnx/taste-skill
Enforce premium frontend design with metric-based rules and smart component architecture
Vercel Composition Patternsvercel-labs/agent-skills
Clean React components with composition instead of boolean props
Shadcnshadcn/ui
Manage shadcn UI components easily with CLI commands and clear styling rules
Impeccablepbakaus/impeccable
Polish your frontend interfaces with expert design critique and code
Minimalist Uileonxlnx/taste-skill
Build warm minimal web interfaces with editorial typography and flat bento grids
Industrial Brutalist Uileonxlnx/taste-skill
Raw mechanical UIs fusing Swiss print with military terminal aesthetics and high data density