Speed
When the site feels slow on a phone
First paint matters. We ship pages that load without a stack of “speed” plugins.
JMP is the jump into a modern stack. This topic is what that looks like in practice.
A lead on cellular does not wait for your slider. Many sites load the full theme, tracking, and widgets everywhere, then install another plugin to “fix” speed.
Drag the divider to compare typical setup with a JMP build.
At a glance
Typical setup → JMP build
Typical
Sliders and chat on every URL
With JMP
Scripts only where they earn their weight
Typical
4 MB hero image from 2019
With JMP
Images sized in the build
Typical
Cache plugin vs. admin bar
With JMP
CDN + budgets agreed before launch
Measure it yourself
See how your site scores in Lighthouse
Lighthouse powers PageSpeed Insights and the Performance panel in Chrome. We run the same kind of audit on your URLs before we scope work, then again at launch so you have numbers to compare.
Run Lighthouse on a live URL
Paste your homepage or a key landing page into PageSpeed Insights—no plugin required.
Check mobile first
Switch to the Mobile report. That score is what we optimize toward for most local and service businesses.
Read Core Web Vitals
Note Performance, LCP, INP, and CLS. Those are the targets we document before go-live.
On a JMP build we baseline your current site, agree on targets, and re-test staging before DNS flips. Next: Mobile experience.
Working with JMP
Baseline test on your current URLs
Honest Astro vs. Next.js pick for your tier
A number you can hold us to at launch
