Before we give details about the best practices that you can apply to optimize your Ajax, it is better to first look at some common issues that Ajax based websites encounter. It is likely that you will face the following issues when analyzing and optimizing Ajax for clients:
• Mandatory JavaScript style design effects
— Accessibility problems
— Search engine optimization (SEO) issues caused by lack of indexing by nonJavascript conscious spiders tied with one-page architecture issues
• Perception of browser and code errors by users
• Network effects
— Delays in response time when the user expects immediacy
— Timeouts and data delays because of discontinuous network issues
— Lack of proper network and server error handling
— Data ordering problems
• One Page structural design effects
— Breaking the Back button
— Difficulty with standard web analytics programs
— Index ability issue with deep content by crawlers
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