ABSTRACT Improving the performance of web applications has become an extremely important concern in both academic research and the industrial sector. This is due to its direct impact on user satisfaction, business success rates, and the overall competitiveness of organizations in the digital marketplace. As users increasingly expect fast, responsive, and reliable web services, however, any delay in page loading or application responsiveness can lead to user frustration, reduced interactions, and potential financial losses. Despite the strategic importance of this topic, most academic researchers and developers still struggle to find a comprehensive and well‐structured systematic and analytical survey that thoroughly addresses the technical and architectural challenges of designing and implementing performance‐optimized web applications across real‐time dynamic networks. This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of the key problems and challenges faced in designing and implementing web applications, with a focus on optimizing performance. The systematic and comprehensive analytical survey method is based on systematically collecting and classifying studies that have examined and addressed improvement strategies in this area. Therefore, the study classifies performance‐related problems by examining architectural design, backend and frontend implementation methods, and key aspects of the network layer. Furthermore, the study highlights a range of existing solutions and techniques that propose to enhance the performance optimization of web applications. it also critically identifies remaining research gaps and outlines clear directions for future studies. Additionally, it suggests the most up to date methods and techniques to ensure optimal performance across all stages of web development. By providing these insights, the paper aims to serve as a valuable resource for researchers and developers, helping them better understand the complexities and importance of designing web applications stack with a focus on functionality.
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