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We rewrite the site to open fast on mobile, validate it on the four Lighthouse scores and migrate with 301 redirects. We measure before and after, and the report is yours.

Illustration of what the measurement compares, with no numbers: the ones that count are your site's, measured on the day, before and after.

On mobile, visitors don't wait. A blank screen, text that jumps when the image arrives and a tap that lands in the wrong place send them away before the first line. That's when it's time to measure and rewrite the site.

  1. The screen stays blank while the page loads.

  2. The text jumps when the image arrives, and the tap lands in the wrong place.

  3. The site builder won't let you touch what makes it heavy.

Four questions

Before rewriting, we answer four questions.

Measurement comes first. What it shows decides what goes into the rewrite.

  1. We measure before touching anything: PageSpeed Insights on mobile and desktop, on the pages that get the most visits.

    What you get: Before measurement

  2. Whatever weighs it down: images, fonts, scripts and the way the page is built. The content and the brand stay the same.

    What you get: Site rewrite

  3. We map the addresses that matter and redirect each one to the new one with a 301, as Google recommends for a site move.

    What you get: 301 migration

  4. We measure again, on the same pages and the same way: performance, accessibility, best practices and SEO. Both measurements are yours.

    What you get: After measurement

  1. Site rewrite

    The site rebuilt to open fast on mobile, with the same content and the same brand.

  2. Validated on the 4 Lighthouse scores

    Performance, accessibility, best practices and SEO, checked before the new site goes live.

  3. Migration with 301 redirects

    Every important address points to the new one, and the sitemap is rebuilt.

  4. Before-and-after measurement

    PageSpeed Insights on mobile and desktop, on the same pages, with the report handed to you.

  • No reserved space

    Reserved space

    Nothing jumps while loading

    The image has its space reserved before it arrives. The text stays put, and the tap lands where the person aimed.

  • Images sized to the screen

    Phones get the image at phone size, in the lightest format the browser accepts.

    • Ready HTML
    • Code

    Code only where there's a tap

    The page arrives ready from the server. Only what responds to a tap, like a form, loads code.

  1. Diagnosis

    You send us the site's address. We measure before proposing: where it's slow and what's worth rewriting.

  2. Proposal

    The investment depends on the size of the site and what needs rewriting: you get a proposal with stages, timelines and investment.

  3. Project in stages

    The rewrite follows the agreed stages, with the address migration and the after measurement, on the same pages.

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  1. Before

    PageSpeed Insights on mobile and desktop, on the pages that get the most visits. The report is saved.

  2. During

    Every change is checked in Lighthouse before it goes live, on the same four scores.

  3. After

    The same measurement, on the same pages. You get both, side by side.

The four Lighthouse categories, with no sample score.

  • Performance
  • Accessibility
  • Best practices
  • SEO

This site is measured by Lighthouse on every code change.

What people ask before rewriting the site.

  • Yes. We analyze the current site, rewrite what needs it and redirect the old addresses to the new ones.

  • Nobody can guarantee a position on Google. What's in scope is mapping the addresses and redirecting every important page to the new one, as Google recommends for a site move.

  • We don't promise a number before measuring. The before measurement shows where the site stands; the after one, on the same pages, shows what changed.

  • Then the service is Websites: the site is born fast, with no rewrite needed.

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  • It depends on the size of the site and what needs rewriting. After measuring the current site, you get a proposal with stages, timelines and investment.

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