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Website speed optimization and Core Web Vitals work

Faster Websites, Honest Numbers

Pagelatix finds what is slowing your website, fixes it in order of impact and explains each change in plain English. We work from real visitor data where it exists, test every change, and never promise a score we cannot control.

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  • Field data before lab scores
  • Fixes ranked by impact
  • Plain-English reports
  • A retest after every change

Illustrative dashboard, sample numbers The scores and charts above are sample numbers that show how a report is laid out, not a client result.

  • Main content sooner

    Work aimed at Largest Contentful Paint

  • Quicker responses

    Taps and clicks that answer promptly

  • Steadier layouts

    Fewer shifts while a page loads

  • Lighter pages

    Less code and smaller images to download

Our Performance Optimization Services

Technical work that makes pages load and respond faster, with every change written down. Running a store? See e-commerce speed optimization. On WordPress? See WordPress speed optimization.

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Illustrative examples

Performance Work, Illustrated

Three fictional sites showing the kind of before and after a speed project aims for. The numbers are samples, not client results.

More examples

  • Online store

    Sample lab score
    4288
    • Hero image resized
    • App scripts deferred

    Sample scores, fictional store

  • Business website

    Sample lab score
    5891
    • Fonts trimmed
    • Slider removed

    Sample scores, fictional firm

  • Content site

    Sample lab score
    3685
    • Ad slots reserved
    • Tags reduced

    Sample scores, fictional site

Our Optimization Process

Four stages, agreed in writing before work starts. Each one ends with something you can check: a report, a ranked plan, a set of released changes, and a comparison against where the site started.

  1. 1

    Audit

    We read your field data, run lab tests on key templates and review the code that loads on them.

  2. 2

    Diagnose

    We explain what holds each page back and turn it into a ranked list of fixes with rough effort.

  3. 3

    Optimize

    We make the agreed changes on a staging copy first, then release them in small, reversible steps.

  4. 4

    Measure

    We retest, compare against the starting point and keep watching field data as it updates.

Free resource

Website Speed Project Planner

Answer twelve short questions about your site and download a plain text brief. It works in your browser, sends nothing to us, and gives you something useful to hand to any developer.

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  • Pages and templates to check
  • Symptoms in your own words
  • Tools and scripts on the site
  • A ready-to-send text brief

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is website speed optimization?

It is the work of finding what makes pages slow to appear, slow to respond or jumpy while loading, then fixing those causes. Most of it involves images, scripts, fonts, caching and server response time.

How does website speed affect search?

Google says its core ranking systems look to reward pages with a good page experience, and that Core Web Vitals are used by its ranking systems. It also says relevance comes first, so speed work supports search visibility without guaranteeing rankings. Our speed and SEO guide quotes the exact wording.

What are Core Web Vitals?

Three measurements Google uses to describe real-world experience: Largest Contentful Paint for loading, Interaction to Next Paint for responsiveness, and Cumulative Layout Shift for visual stability. The Core Web Vitals guide covers each threshold.

How long does a speed project take?

We plan for one to two weeks for an audit and three to six weeks for an audit plus fixes on a typical small business site. Field data then needs about four weeks to reflect the changes.

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Let’s Look at Your Website’s Speed

Send us the address and what feels slow. You get a short written first read by email, with no obligation and no promised score.

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  • No obligation
  • Findings in writing
  • Plain-English notes