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by osrec
2429 days ago
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Looks really nice! I'm interested to know how your web page editor works. Does it inject HTML into the page via JavaScript? Are there any performance implications? What if my landing page has a tonne of JavaScript already being used to render the page - can it handle that? I'm considering it for my company's landing page, which is heavily reliant on JS (https://usebx.com). Thanks! |
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Within the Mutiny product, you can use our website editor to select and update any element of your page without requiring any code changes. The changes you make are compiled into a unique JavaScript file that is distributed globally through our CDN, this ensures Mutiny loads from the location closest to the visitor, making it performant and reliable. Once the incoming visitor loads the website in the browser, the Mutiny JavaScript classifies them based on their information and updates the relevant HTML elements to reflect the personalization (for example, you may change your hero CTA to "Get a Demo" for enterprise companies).
We have worked with customers running client-side, single page applications (using React, Vue.js, Angular, and more) from day 1 and have built our software to handle these environments. We hook into the browser's paint lifecycle using APIs like `requestAnimationFrame` (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/window/requ...) to avoid seeing a flash of the original content when personalization is rendered. We subscribe to DOM manipulations using `MutationObserver`s (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/MutationObs...), allowing us to render correctly in a dynamic JavaScript environment.
I took a look at your website and tried it out in our editor - all the personalized changes render well!