Websites · Core Web Vitals 90+
A fast website that opens before the customer loses patience
A slow site loses customers before they see anything. I speed it up so that it opens smoothly, even on a phone with a weak signal.
Does any of this sound familiar?
- Your site takes a long time to load, especially on a phone.
- Visitors arrive and leave straight away, before they see anything.
- Google's tool shows red or orange speed scores.
- Elements jump around while the page loads, and it is hard to tap the right one.
- You added nice photos and the site has been clearly slower ever since.
Nobody likes waiting. It can usually be improved noticeably by removing a few specific slowdowns.
What it is
What a fast site and Core Web Vitals are
Core Web Vitals are the scores Google uses to check how comfortable your site is to use: how quickly the main content appears, how quickly the page reacts to a tap and whether elements jump around. Good results mean the customer doesn't wait and doesn't get annoyed.
I start with measuring, not guessing. I check exactly what slows the site: huge photos, unnecessary plugins, heavy scripts or weak hosting. Then I remove the main causes, one by one.
I convert photos to lighter formats, load them only when the visitor scrolls to them, and tidy the code. The site looks the same, but opens clearly faster.
What you gain
What you gain from a fast site
Fewer customers lose patience
When the site opens at once, visitors stay and actually read your offer.
A better assessment in Google
Speed is one of the factors a search engine takes into account when assessing a page.
Comfort on a phone
The site runs smoothly even with a weaker signal, which is often how customers open it.
A visible difference
I show you results before and after the fixes, so you see for yourself what changed.
Example
What it looks like in practice
Before speeding up
After speeding upAn illustrative example, based on situations I often meet in small businesses.
Step by step
What it looks like from your side
- 1
Measuring
Your part: send the addressI check the site with Google's tools and on a real phone, and describe the results in plain language.
- 2
A list of causes
Your part: decisionI show what slows the site and what will bring the biggest improvement. Together we choose the scope of work.
- 3
Speeding up
Your part: nothing to doI slim down the photos, tidy the code and remove what isn't needed, without changing how the site looks.
- 4
Final measurement
Your part: handoverI repeat the measurements and show you the results before and after the fixes.
What you get
What you get
- A speed measurement of your site on phone and computer
- A plain-language description of what slows it down
- Slimmed-down photos in modern, lightweight formats
- Tidied code and unnecessary elements removed
- A comparison of results before and after the fixes
- Hosting recommendations, if hosting is what holds the site back
“I don't promise miracle numbers. I show the result before and after, so you can judge for yourself whether the site really is faster.”
Who a fast website is for
- Businesses whose site loads clearly slower than competitors' sites
- Shops and services where customers leave before they see anything
- Owners who got red speed scores in Google
- Companies planning SEO who want to start from solid foundations
Frequently asked questions
What are Core Web Vitals?
They are a set of scores Google uses to measure how quickly a page appears, whether it reacts to clicks and whether elements jump around while loading. The result shows how comfortable the page is for a user. Good scores help both the customer and your visibility in search.
How do I know my website is too slow?
The simplest way is to open it on a phone without Wi-Fi and count how long you wait for the content. You can also try Google's free PageSpeed tool. I can do a review and describe the results in plain language, with a list of what slows your site down.
What most often slows websites down?
Most often it is oversized photos, too many plugins, heavy advertising scripts and cheap, overloaded hosting. During a review I check each of these areas and tell you which fixes will give the biggest effect for the smallest cost.
Can you promise a specific result?
I don't promise numbers, because the result depends on the state of the site, the hosting and what the site has to do. What I can do is show you results before and after the changes, so you see the difference with your own eyes and not in a promise.
See also
What else makes a website sell
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