Service
Speed & Core Web Vitals
Under a second on a real phone on real mobile data, not just in a lab.
LCP under 1s
The main content paints almost immediately, even on mid-range phones.
Zero layout shift
Nothing jumps as the page loads, the fastest way to lose a tap.
Instant response
Taps and clicks register immediately, with no laggy JavaScript in the way.
Measured monthly
Real-user numbers in your report, not a one-off lab score.
Google measures three things a visitor actually feels: how fast the main content appears, whether the page jumps around while loading, and how quickly it responds when tapped. Together they're called Core Web Vitals, and they influence both rankings and revenue.
We build fast by default, server rendering, right-sized images, almost no third-party scripts, rather than bolting on a caching plugin at the end. Then we keep measuring, because a site that launched fast can quietly get slow.
Questions people ask
What are Core Web Vitals?
Three Google metrics for real user experience: Largest Contentful Paint (how fast the main content appears), Cumulative Layout Shift (how much the page jumps) and Interaction to Next Paint (how fast it responds to taps).
Why does website speed affect sales?
Every additional second of load time measurably reduces conversions, and slow pages rank lower. On mobile connections the effect is dramatic, many visitors leave before your page ever appears.
Can you speed up my existing website?
Sometimes, we'll audit it free and tell you honestly whether optimization or a rebuild gives better value.
Ready to be the answer, not the tenth link?
Tell us about your business. We'll show you exactly how customers, and AI assistants, will start finding you.