Sure thing. Keep your components small and focused—no big monoliths. Use React.memo and the useMemo hook to cache heavy calculations. Lazy‑load routes with React.lazy and suspense, so only what the user sees is fetched. Strip out unused CSS with PurgeCSS, and use code splitting for libraries. Minify your bundle, tree‑shake unused code, and always check the waterfall in DevTools. Small, modular, and lazy‑loaded is the sweet spot.

Yeah, I can try. First cut any third‑party libs that aren’t critical, then split the app so the initial bundle is under 50KB. Use Webpack’s splitChunks to pull common modules out, enable gzip or brotli on the server, and make sure you only ship minified JS. Add a service worker to cache static assets and use the next‑gen CSS strategy. Test with Lighthouse, tweak the performance budget, and iterate. I’ll watch the numbers on the fly, so we can hit that 90% score. Let's do it.