I'm working on my first GatsbyJS project (and hosted on Netlify) and over the past few weeks have noticed that everything is very speedy during development, but when built and hosted the pages are very slow to load (particularly the images).
This is a very simple marketing site (just 6 or so pages with a few images per page), so I figured I must be doing something wrong since Gatsby is said to be "blazing-fast", and that is definitely not my experience in prod. The landing page currently takes ~40sec to load, and is only a few images and a nav bar.
I'm loading images fairly simply per the docs, but is there some optimization step that I should also be doing? Or storing assets in a particular location for Gatsby to optimize?
Most recent build: https://musing-goldstine-2f7024.netlify.com/
Thanks for any info!
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