AOS version: v2.3.4
Issue:
The landing page experiences noticeable lag/stuttering while scrolling. The issue occurs consistently on a fully static landing page and impacts the user experience.
Environment
Application: Landing Page
Page Type: Static
Browsers Tested:
Google Chrome
Safari
Issue Reproducibility: 100%
Steps to Reproduce
Open the landing page.
Start scrolling from the top to the bottom.
Continue scrolling normally.
Observe intermittent scroll stuttering/lag.
Investigation Performed
The following checks were completed:
DOM Elements: 553 (within a reasonable range)
Images: 30
Active Animations: 22
Issue reproduced in Chrome and Safari
Issue occurs on a static page (no API calls during scroll)
Performance profiling indicates increased GPU activity during scrolling
JavaScript execution is low and does not appear to be the bottleneck
CSS filter: blur() on background orbs was removed for testing, but the issue persisted
Observation
Based on browser performance profiling:
The slowdown appears to occur during GPU compositing/rendering while scrolling rather than JavaScript execution.
The issue is likely related to rendering/compositing of page layers or CSS visual effects and requires further investigation.
Priority
Medium (or High if smooth scrolling is a key UX requirement)
AOS version: v2.3.4
Issue:
The landing page experiences noticeable lag/stuttering while scrolling. The issue occurs consistently on a fully static landing page and impacts the user experience.
Environment
Application: Landing Page
Page Type: Static
Browsers Tested:
Google Chrome
Safari
Issue Reproducibility: 100%
Steps to Reproduce
Open the landing page.
Start scrolling from the top to the bottom.
Continue scrolling normally.
Observe intermittent scroll stuttering/lag.
Investigation Performed
The following checks were completed:
DOM Elements: 553 (within a reasonable range)
Images: 30
Active Animations: 22
Issue reproduced in Chrome and Safari
Issue occurs on a static page (no API calls during scroll)
Performance profiling indicates increased GPU activity during scrolling
JavaScript execution is low and does not appear to be the bottleneck
CSS filter: blur() on background orbs was removed for testing, but the issue persisted
Observation
Based on browser performance profiling:
The slowdown appears to occur during GPU compositing/rendering while scrolling rather than JavaScript execution.
The issue is likely related to rendering/compositing of page layers or CSS visual effects and requires further investigation.
Priority
Medium (or High if smooth scrolling is a key UX requirement)