Performance & Accessibility
A fast, accessible website isn't a nice-to-have — it's what visitors expect and what search engines reward. I optimize websites for speed, responsive performance, and accessibility so more people can use your site successfully, and so your rankings and conversions reflect it.
What's Included
Speed & Performance Optimization
Faster load times through image optimization, efficient code, caching, and smarter asset delivery — measurably better Core Web Vitals.
Core Web Vitals Improvement
Targeted work on Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), Interaction to Next Paint (INP), and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) to lift page experience signals.
Accessibility Audits
WCAG-focused audits that identify barriers for users with disabilities, with a clear report of what to fix and why.
Accessible Design & Builds
Websites designed and coded with accessibility in mind — semantic HTML, keyboard support, contrast, and screen reader compatibility.
Performance Audits & Reports
Baseline testing and clear reports so you know exactly what's slowing the site down and what's improving after changes.
SEO Technical Fixes
Fixing the technical issues that hold back rankings — meta tags, structured data, indexation, and mobile usability.
The Process
- 01
Baseline Audit
We measure current performance and accessibility with real tools — lighthouse, Core Web Vitals field data, and WCAG checks.
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Fixes & Prioritization
Issues are prioritized by impact and effort, and the highest-value fixes are implemented first.
- 03
Build-Time Accessibility
New pages and components are built accessible from the start, so issues don't come back.
- 04
Retesting
After changes, we re-measure to confirm real improvement and document the results.
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Ongoing Monitoring
We watch field data and make sure performance and accessibility stay strong as the site evolves.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Core Web Vitals and why do they matter?
Core Web Vitals are Google's measurements of loading speed, interactivity, and visual stability — LCP, INP, and CLS. They're part of Google's page experience ranking signals, and they directly affect how visitors experience your site.
How much faster can my website get?
Most sites have quick wins that cut load time meaningfully — often 30% or more in initial improvements. The total depends on your site's current state, hosting, and content, and we measure before and after to show real numbers.
What does web accessibility involve?
Making your site usable by people with disabilities — including keyboard-only users and screen reader users. This means semantic HTML, proper heading structure, text alternatives, sufficient contrast, and more, typically following the WCAG guidelines.
Is accessibility required by law?
In many cases yes. Accessibility regulations and ADA-related lawsuits are increasingly common for businesses. Beyond compliance, accessible sites reach more people and rank better.
Do you work on sites you didn't build?
Yes. I can audit and optimize sites built by anyone, identify the fixes, and either implement them or guide your team through them.