Performance optimization
Improves the site's load times and responsiveness by analyzing resources and identifying bottlenecks. Includes optimizing images, files, and code that affect performance, comparing metrics before and after the work to evaluate the results. Does not guarantee a specific performance score or involve deep infrastructure changes.
Packages
Choose the package that best fits your project.
Essential
Targeted optimization of the slowest spots.
- Responsive design adjustments on key pages.
- Correction of display issues on phones, tablets, and computers.
- Basic improvements to load times.
Pro
Comprehensive optimization of the site or system.
- Responsive optimization across every page of the website.
- Optimization of resources, images, and files to reduce load times.
- Basic performance and navigation stability improvements.
Custom
Ongoing optimization for critical operations.
- Analysis and optimization of Core Web Vitals.
- Review and improvement of the technical architecture to reduce bottlenecks.
- Optimization of resources and loading strategies based on the site's needs.
- Correction of compatibility issues across devices and browsers.
Frequently asked questions
How much does the site improve after a performance optimization?
The improvement depends on the site's initial state and the issues identified. Once identified, optimization goals and evaluation criteria are set to compare results before and after the improvements are applied.
What factors can affect my site's performance?
Performance can be affected by oversized images, inefficient code, slow database queries, external resources, and improper server configuration, among other factors. The optimization focuses on identifying and fixing the relevant issues based on the site's characteristics.
Do I need to change the site's design or features?
No. The optimization focuses on improving performance and can be done without altering the existing design or features. If changes affecting the interface or the site's behavior are needed, they're evaluated separately.