Speed & Core Web Vitals, fixed on real-user data.

Your site works, but it’s slow, and Google noticed. I measure what real visitors experience, fix the causes and show you the before and after.

  • Field data, not lab scores
  • Fixes implemented
  • From two hours of work
From failing to passing

Not another report.

  • A perfect Lighthouse score on one laptopbecomesPassing scores for your real visitors
  • A PDF of recommendationsbecomesFixes shipped to your site
  • “It feels faster”becomesA before and after you can verify

What gets fixed.

  • Field-data audit

    Search Console and Chrome UX Report show which pages fail, and why.

  • Images & video

    Modern formats, correct sizes, and lazy loading that doesn’t hurt LCP.

  • Script diet

    Third-party tags, heavy plugins and unused JavaScript trimmed or deferred.

  • Fonts & stability

    No invisible text, no layouts jumping while the page loads.

  • Server & caching

    Response time, CDN and cache rules checked and tuned.

  • Monitoring

    Numbers tracked after the fix, because field data takes 28 days to settle.

The three numbers Google grades.

Measured on real visitors’ devices at the 75th percentile. The thresholds below are Google’s own.

  • Largest Contentful Paint (LCP)

    How fast the main content shows up.

    Good
    ≤ 2.5 s
    Needs work
    2.5–4 s
    Poor
    > 4 s
  • Interaction to Next Paint (INP)

    How quickly the page reacts to a tap or click.

    Good
    ≤ 200 ms
    Needs work
    200–500 ms
    Poor
    > 500 ms
  • Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS)

    How much the layout jumps while it loads.

    Good
    ≤ 0.1
    Needs work
    0.1–0.25
    Poor
    > 0.25

How it goes.

  1. Day 0

    Access

    A link and, ideally, Search Console access.

  2. Audit

    Measure

    Field data for your key pages, plus lab traces to find the causes.

  3. Report

    Decide

    What’s failing, why, and what each fix costs. You choose.

  4. Fix

    Ship

    Changes made on your site, tested on staging first.

  5. 28 days

    Verify

    Lab checks right away, field data over the next four weeks.

Questions about speed.

Why not just aim for a 100 in Lighthouse?

Lighthouse is a lab test on one machine. Google ranks on field data from real visitors, so that is what gets measured and fixed.

How soon will Google see the improvement?

The Core Web Vitals report uses a rolling 28-day window, so expect it to catch up over about a month.

Which platforms do you work on?

Webflow, WordPress and static sites. For anything else, send a link and I’ll say honestly whether I can help.

Will speed fixes change my design?

Rarely. Most fixes are invisible. If something visible needs to change, you see it and approve it first.

How much does it cost?

Audits start from two hours of work. The pricing page has the ranges.

Can you guarantee passing scores?

Not before seeing the site. You get the current numbers, the fixes and what they’re expected to change before any work starts.

Is your site failing?

Send the link. You’ll get the current Core Web Vitals and a plan to fix them within 24 hours.

Get an estimate