Optimizing Lightning App Performance Without Sacrificing UX

When Lightning pages get cluttered, user adoption drops—and performance tanks. This year I focused heavily on page performance optimization while keeping layouts intuitive.

What worked:

  • Replacing overused Related Lists with curated Dynamic Related List – Single components

  • Hiding low-priority fields and sections behind Dynamic Forms rules

  • Moving resource-heavy components (like reports or LWCs) to secondary tabs

The result? Faster load times and better user focus. Lightning is flexible—but with great flexibility comes great responsibility. Clean pages win every time.