Performance engineering aimed at the three metrics Google measures and the one thing buyers notice: whether the page is ready when they are.
Book a growth callLab scores flatter. Real users arrive on mid-range phones over mobile networks, and that is the experience Google measures. Slow pages lose visitors before the content loads, and they consume crawl budget that should be spent discovering your new pages.
Measured on real devices and connections, because that is what the ranking signal uses.
Largest Contentful Paint, Interaction to Next Paint and Cumulative Layout Shift, each traced to its actual cause.
Correct formats, dimensions and lazy-loading rules so images stop being the bottleneck.
Budgets and checks so performance does not erode with the next feature.
We crawl the site the way an engine does, with and without JavaScript, and show you the gap between what a person sees and what a machine sees.
Usually your development team builds from our specification and brief, which keeps the knowledge with you. If you would rather not carry the work, our in-house developers build it instead — the expertise is there either way.
We re-test as Googlebot and as the named AI crawlers, and keep checking as the site changes.
It is unusual to improve both with one piece of work.
On its own, modest. Its value is compounding: better crawl efficiency, better conversion, fewer abandoned sessions.
Then we would check field data rather than lab scores. They often disagree.
No. Serving finished HTML usually improves both.
We will tell you what is actually costing the time.
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