Your application loads in under 2 seconds. We audit, optimize, and prove it.

Performance optimization covers frontend asset optimization (compression, code splitting, lazy loading, critical CSS), backend query optimization and database indexing, CDN configuration and caching strategy, server response time reduction, and Core Web Vitals improvement. The engagement starts with a technical audit that identifies every bottleneck before any optimization work begins. See the software audit services page for the audit process.

Performance optimization is measured against a baseline audit taken before work starts. The key metrics are Core Web Vitals (LCP, CLS, FID), Lighthouse performance score, time to first byte, first contentful paint, and total page weight. You receive a before-and-after report comparing each metric at the close of the engagement. All claims are verifiable via PageSpeed Insights and WebPageTest.

A performance audit takes 3 to 5 business days and produces a full prioritized list of optimizations with estimated impact for each. Implementation of a standard optimization sprint takes 2 to 4 weeks depending on scope. Complex architecture-level changes like database re-indexing or CDN migration can take longer and are scoped separately after the audit identifies them.

Improvement varies by how unoptimized the starting application is. Most applications without prior optimization work see 40 to 80 percent improvement in page load time and 20 to 60 percent improvement in Core Web Vitals scores. Applications already partially optimized see 15 to 40 percent further improvement. All estimates are produced after the baseline audit, never before it.

Yes. We optimize applications built by any team using any stack. The optimization process starts with a technical performance audit that does not require access to the original development team. The audit identifies issues at the code, infrastructure, and configuration level and produces a prioritized implementation plan.