We’ve made some updates to Duda Vibe, so your published projects load faster, perform better, and are packed with SEO-ready attributes from the moment they’re launched.

Enhanced performance, powered by SSR

Behind the scenes, Vibe now uses Server-Side-Rendering (SSR) technology that helps content become available faster, and makes it easier for search engines to access and understand project content. This gives Vibe projects a better technical foundation for search visibility.

This improvement also helps your published Vibe projects get higher Google Lighthouse scores. There’s nothing you need to configure or change in the way you build.

Here's an example for a site we built on Duda.

SEO optimization, built into every Vibe project

Vibe takes care of key SEO essentials automatically, helping every project start with a stronger foundation for search visibility without requiring extra setup.

Every project on the new version includes, automatically:

• Titles, descriptions and social previews for each page, in the page itself
• Canonical tags so every page has one clear address, plus automatic redirects for mistyped or wrong-case links
• Structured data, including FAQ and local business details, so search engines understand what your business offers
• A proper "page not found" 404 page for multi-page projects, so missing pages are reported correctly to search engines
• Sitemap, robots.txt and llms.txt, generated and kept current as your project changes
• Redirect rules, to guide visitors and search engines from old URLs to the correct pages
• No-index for pages you want kept out of search results, like thank-you pages
• Image descriptions (alt text) that help search engines and support accessibility

These optimizations happen automatically behind the scenes and are reflected in your live project, so you can focus on building while Vibe handles the technical SEO essentials.

Built-in support for blogs and content

The new version also comes with support for dated content like a blog, news, case studies or recipes. Each collection gets its own list page, individual pages for every entry, and an RSS feed, all included in your sitemap.



Some questions you may have

Faster projects, with no extra setup

The infrastructure upgrade also helps Vibe projects deliver a faster, more optimized experience for visitors. New Duda Vibe projects created as of September 30, 2026 will use the updated infrastructure, and existing projects will be migrated over time with no action required on your end.

This is another step toward making every Duda Vibe project faster, more discoverable, and ready for the web from the start.