WEB PERFORMANCE
A slow site loses people before they ever see what you built.
I go through a site layer by layer (design, code, assets, hosting) and fix whatever is actually causing the drag instead of guessing. It's usually a handful of things: oversized images, scripts that block rendering, a font loading three weights nobody uses, an autoplay hero carousel. Speed also feeds search, because Core Web Vitals are part of how Google judges page experience.
"Speed also feeds search, because Core Web Vitals are part of how Google judges page experience."
How I Make Sites Faster
Frontend Performance
Most speed problems live in the frontend, not on the server. I split and lazy-load code, cut bundle size, and keep heavy JavaScript off the main thread so pages respond quickly when people tap.
Images & Fonts
Unoptimized images and fonts are still the most common reason a page feels slow. They're also the easiest to fix.
Speed Audits & Technical SEO
A written audit with the issues ranked by impact, fixes I can make myself, and the SEO side (crawlability, mobile usability) checked at the same time. Looking for full search optimization? Explore my SEO, AEO & GEO services.
Ongoing Monitoring
Performance drifts as new content and features get added. I set up monitoring and check in periodically so a new plugin doesn't quietly undo the work.
Is your site slow?
Send me the URL. I'll run it through the same checks I use on my own projects.
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Is your site slow?
Send me the URL. I'll run it through the same checks I use on my own projects.
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