Optimize GitHub Avatars with Next.js Image Component#8184
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This PR enhances the performance of GitHub avatar rendering by leveraging Next.js's built-in image optimization capabilities. It addresses issues related to bandwidth usage and loading performance, which is crucial for user experience. Additionally, it aligns with previous decisions made to improve performance and caching strategies in the repository. Thank you for your contribution, and I look forward to your updates! |
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Description
GitHub avatar images across 7 components were rendered using raw HTML![]()
tags, bypassing Next.js built-in image optimization. This resulted in:
No automatic WebP/AVIF format conversion
No lazy loading out of the box
No responsive sizing
Higher bandwidth usage and slower LCP (Largest Contentful Paint) scores
The next.config.ts already had both avatars.githubusercontent.com and github.com configured under remotePatterns, meaning the optimization infrastructure was ready — just not being used.
Every GitHub avatar across the dashboard, leaderboard, burnout analyzer, and developer arena will now be:
Served as WebP/AVIF automatically where the browser supports it![]()
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Lazy loaded by default (images below the fold don't block rendering)
Properly sized to avoid layout shift (explicit width/height on every
Fixes #3696
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CONTRIBUTING.mdfile.localhost:3000/api/streak?user=YOUR_USERNAME).npm run formatandnpm run lintlocally and resolved all errors (CI will fail otherwise).feat(themes): ...,fix(calculate): ...).README.mdif I added a new theme or URL parameter.