SEO, search engine optimization for NiceGUI apps

[Shahin-rmz]

Hello Zauberzug team,
SEO is +60% contents that we set on our website.
Rest is technical parts.
I was wondering how SEO optimized is NiceGUI app and if optimizing the loading speed is what Zauberzeug team also considers about NiceGUI?

Best

[rodja]

We have not focussed much on SEO-compatibilty yet. But integration may be challenging. For example Server-Side Rendering (SSR) is complicated.

[Shahin-rmz]

Thanks for answer.
NiceGUI serves it's purpose perfectly. We can reduce time to market of the apps very easily. what I asked was sort of accessory feature.
and it is good that the library supports server side rendering. (Which as non front end pythonist I don't deeply understand it 😄 )

[rodja]

I created a separate feature request for SSR: #637

[Oliviapatrick400]

If you’re building with NiceGUI and wondering why your app feels invisible on Google it’s probably not your code it’s your SEO game 😅
Search engine optimization for NiceGUI apps is all about making your fast modern UI actually discoverable: clean URLs smart metadata server side rendering where possible and content that search engines can understand.

And honestly this is where teaming up with experts like SEO Company Garden Grove can save you a ton of trial and error so you can focus on shipping features while your traffic actually grows

[evnchn]

This is on the edge of self-promotion but Imma let it slide personally because NiceGUI is actually taking a real shot at the SEO game, lead by yours truly. CC @falkoschindler & @rodja because we may have to pay money 💸 (or we can continue to let Claude Code wing it - some SEO is better than no SEO after all?)

Can you read:

• Add comprehensive SEO support for documentation website #5813
• Proposal: Revamped Examples, Search & SEO for nicegui.io #5833

for additional context?

Maybe also

• Static site generation (SSG) from niceGUI #637
• Server-side rendering (SSR) for SEO, faster loading and social sharing #663
• element.to_text() protocol for JavaScript-free browsing, SEO, accessibility, and more #5494

for additional context.

[unigrated-solutions]

@Oliviapatrick400
I would like to add a counter element to one of the pages on my website. The problem I’m facing is that I want to advertise a 245% performance improvement, but I don’t have the data to substantiate that claim. Please advise.