Every Unity project is unique — from art-heavy 3D titles to lightweight WebGL experiences — so the ideal build settings can vary depending on your goals and target platform. There’s no one-size-fits-all configuration; it’s about finding what works best for your workflow, performance needs, and hosting setup.

That said, below is my preferred build setup, which uses Brotli compression for smaller, faster-loading WebGL builds. Once you’ve seen how that’s configured, make sure to check out the .htaccess section too — it’s a crucial piece that ensures your Brotli files are actually served and decompressed correctly by the browser.