Should I lay assault on a former website since I've created a spiritual successor that surpasses it due not only to optimization but to accessibility? What I mean is whether I should replace it. I can still have the former website locally, but I feel that sacrificing the former website for the new design makes sense if the goal is optimal loading times and immediate accessibility.
To explain why it is much faster, I pre-generated everything (every single html), unlike the former website that had programatically created in one html. What I mean by pre-generation is that I only kept a small embedded json within the html itself for searching, sorting, and filtering, but it does not contain the content.
Pre-generating is very quick anyway. Just 0.75 seconds in Python. The JSON dataset is just concise data needed to make the content searchable, sortable, and filterable.