Start with the pages customers actually enter

Search and advertising can send people directly to service, guide and product pages. Test those pages on mobile rather than judging performance from the homepage alone.

Images are often the easiest large win

Resize oversized photographs, use efficient image formats, avoid loading full gallery images before they are needed and set dimensions so the layout does not jump while images arrive.

Scripts need a reason to exist

Chat widgets, trackers, animations, third-party embeds and large libraries can compete for the same phone and network resources. Keep scripts that support a real business need.

Core Web Vitals describe part of the experience

Loading speed, interaction responsiveness and layout stability are useful technical signals. Pair them with real testing of menus, forms and contact controls.

Hosting and application design work together

A faster server cannot repair an overloaded page by itself, and a lightweight page can still suffer on a poorly configured server. Review both layers.

Measure conversion after the repair

Compare important contact actions and enquiry quality after speed improvements. A faster site is valuable when more suitable visitors can finish the journey.