A quick tip for illustration-heavy Framer sites: match the format to the art.

I build a lot of vector and illustration-driven pages, and most load-time wins come from format choices, not code. What I do on every build:

1. Flat vector art (logos, icons, spot illustrations): SVG. Crisp at any size and tiny in weight.

2. Detailed or textured illustration: WebP, not PNG. Same look at a fraction of the size.

3. Decorative background art: keep it in a CMS collection so I can lazy-load or swap it without touching the design.

Small calls, but they compound fast on pages carrying real artwork. Happy to help if anyone is wrestling with a heavy illustration page.

A quick tip for illustration-heavy Framer sites: match the format to the art.

I build a lot of vector and illustration-driven pages, and most load-time wins come from format choices, not code. What I do on every build:

1. Flat vector art (logos, icons, spot illustrations): SVG. Crisp at any size and tiny in weight.

2. Detailed or textured illustration: WebP, not PNG. Same look at a fraction of the size.

3. Decorative background art: keep it in a CMS collection so I can lazy-load or swap it without touching the design.

Small calls, but they compound fast on pages carrying real artwork. Happy to help if anyone is wrestling with a heavy illustration page.