Core Web Vitals & PageSpeed Audit
Pinpoint every performance killer and fix it fast
Audit & Identify Slow Performance
Is your Web Performance strategy is leading you nowhere? I will break down your Core Web Vitals systematically, showing you exactly where your site fails and give you the documentation to fix it.
With over 300 sites audited, from start-ups tot giants, I have the experience to do the job right the first time, my clients will testify to that!
That's the benefit of a complete site speed audit. If you prefer a more hands on approach you should look at Core Web Vitals Consultancy
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Types of pagespeed audits
I've got three killer PageSpeed audits just for you. For smaller websites, the Essential PageSpeed Audit is your go-to. That will target the fundamentals of page speed optimization and hitting the Core Web Vitals compliance. If you've got a larger site or need to seriously tune up your performance, the Extended PageSpeed Audit takes it to the next level, diving deep into your PageSpeed metrics and leaving no stone unturned. And for those high-performing teams who want to skip the fluff of management reporting, there's the Tech Dive. That means: no-nonsense, just results. Let's make your site lightning fast!.
Essential PageSpeed audit
- Basic Core Web Vitals compliance
- Full technical & management report
- Detailed solutions & Code examples
- Customized action plan
- Online results meet
Advanced PageSpeed audit
- All essential audit features +
- Go well beyond the basics
- Segmented Page Clusters Optimization
- Uncover Hidden Insights
- CrUX + RUM tracking included
- Online Results & Training (4hr)
Tech dive
- Only for skilled & high-performing
dev teams - In-depth technical analysis
- Bullet point style improvement plan
- Online Results meeting
53% of mobile site visitors will leave a page that takes longer than 3 seconds to load!
Create your own success!
Is your PageSpeed strategy falling flat? Are your developers scratching their heads over Core Web Vitals failures? Or maybe you just want them to validate their approach and ensure they're on the right track.
Look no further! With my PageSpeed Audit, I will diagnose the issues, identify opportunities for improvement and set your team up for success.
This is what you get out of an Audit
What you get from a Core Web Vitals audit aren’t just a checklist, it is your your roadmap to a faster, more efficient website.
Each detailed report breaks down exactly what's slowing your site down, providing actionable insights and specific steps for improvement.
By handing your development team clear, targeted solutions, you’re not only fixing the immediate issues but also setting up long-term performance gains. This precision eliminates guesswork, prevents costly trial-and-error fixes, and ensures your site consistently delivers top-tier user experiences. When you know exactly what to do, you don’t waste time, you just get results.!
- Detailed report on your sites Core Web Vitals performance
- Identification of all speed-related issues, with specific areas to improve.
- Documentation of actionable steps to fix each issue.
- Recommendations on future steps beyond the current problem area's
- Steps to Prevent Regression (monitoring, team performance, training)
1. Outline Goals & Benchmark
Before we dive in, we will establish clear goals based on your site and its performance. I tackle Core Web Vitals with a data-driven approach, meticulously measuring your site’s performance, identifying issues and uncovering the best solutions
2. Audit & report
The next step is a comprehensive site audit and a full detailed Core Web Vital report that will uncover the root causes of your web performance issues and highlight the most effective fixes to improve your site’s speed and user experience
3. Clarity Session
To prevent regression and ensure full benefits of the Core Web Vitals audit we will meet for a 2 or 4 hour result session
During this meeting, I will break down the findings, clarify key concepts and provide real examples & insights to enable your team to implement the recommendations effectively.
Your frequently asked questions answered
I understand that a Core Web Vitals or Web Performance audit might not be something that you do every day. You are not alone and I expect that you have questions. These are the questions that I answer the most. If your question is not in here do not hesitate to contact me!
General Core Web Vitals Consultancy Questions
How often should a Core Web Vitals audit be conducted?
That entirely depends. Typically, clients return for another (quick) audit after implementing major changes that could impact Core Web Vitals. I advise all my clients to implement RUM tracking. That means real-time notifications of any Core Web Vitals regression which eliminates the need for frequent audits. However, if Core Web Vitals performance drops unexpectedly, it's smart to re-audit the site to identify and address the issues quickly.
Deliverables
Will you provide continued support
Yes, It is important to me that the goals we have set are met no matter what! That is why all my audits come with a scheduled meet where I clarify any questions you might have. If, for some reason you still have questions after the result meeting my audit comes with continued support (within my discretion). If you wish to improve further beyond the scope of the audit you can always book additional sessions or a few hours of Core Web Vitals Consultancy.
How long does it take to conduct a Core Web Vitals audit?
It generally takes me about a week to conduct a Core Web Vitals audit and write the Core Web Vitals report. Sometimes I directly recommend some simple but high impact changes but the main audit results will take about a week.
Before I start auditioning your website I will always schedule a free call with you. This will allow us to discuss your website's pagespeed goals and specific needs, discuss your website's technical setup, answer any questions you may have about the audit process and set a clear timeline for the audit and following meet.
What tools do you use for a Core Web Vitals audit?
I use the CrUX dataset as my definitive measure of success. At the end of the audit and when my recommendations have been implemented I expect the CrUX data to improve. I do not let myself be guided by other Lab metric like lighthouse.
There are many other tools that I use. For example: Core/Dash, the Chrome performance trace, The Core Web Vitals visualizer, react profiler tools etc
Why is a Core Web Vitals audit important?
A Core Web Vitals audit is a process of evaluating a website's performance on these metrics and identifying areas for improvement. By analyzing and improving the performance of a website, a company can provide a better experience for its users, which can lead to increased customer satisfaction and loyalty. Additionally, Google has announced that it will use Core Web Vitals as a ranking factor in its search algorithm, so a website with better Core Web Vitals scores may rank higher in search results.
What are the key components of a Core Web Vitals audit?
The key components of a Core Web Vitals audit include evaluating the website's loading speed, interactivity, and visual stability. This may involve analyzing metrics such as First Contentful Paint (FCP), First Input Delay (FID), and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS).
How can the results of a Core Web Vitals audit be used to improve a website?
The results of a Core Web Vitals audit can be used to identify areas for improvement on a website, such as optimizing images and other large assets, reducing the number of redirects, and minimizing the use of third-party scripts. By implementing these and other performance-enhancing changes, a company can improve the performance of its website and provide a better experience for its users.
Is a Core Web Vitals audit the same as a page speed audit?
While a Core Web Vitals audit and a page speed audit are similar in that they both involve analyzing the performance of a website, they are not the same thing. A Core Web Vitals audit specifically focuses on the Core Web Vitals metrics, which measure the performance, usability, and visual stability of a webpage. A page speed audit may also include an analysis of these metrics, but may also include additional performance-related factors, such as server response times and the size of page elements!
Can a Core Web Vitals audit be conducted on a website that is not live or publicly accessible?
Yes, a Core Web Vitals audit can be conducted on a website that is not live or publicly accessible. In this case, the website would need to be hosted on a development or staging server, and the audit would be conducted on the staging server rather than the live website. This can be useful for testing and debugging purposes, as well as for identifying performance issues before a website is launched!
