Performance,
SEO and Automation

A speed audit identifies what is slowing down the site and what causes poor user experience metrics. This includes checking LCP, INP, CLS, image sizes, unused scripts, heavy plugins, and third-party tools that impact load time. The result is a clear action plan to improve speed—especially on mobile.

Design thinking is a problem-solving approach that emphasizes empathy, creativity, and collaboration. It involves understanding the needs and perspectives of users, identifying and defining the problem, generating multiple possible solutions, prototyping and testing those solutions, and iterating based on feedback.

Design thinking encourages a human-centered approach to innovation and is often used in fields such as product design, user experience (UX) design, and business strategy to create user-centric and innovative solutions. It promotes a mindset that embraces experimentation, iteration, and continuous learning throughout the design process.

Technical SEO fixes ensure search engines can crawl, index, and understand your site properly. This includes improving URL structure, internal linking, canonical tags, robots and sitemap setup, heading structure, schema basics, and fixing duplicate or thin pages. The goal is a clean foundation that supports long-term organic growth.

Tracking and analytics setup ensures you can measure what matters—traffic, conversions, events, and user behavior. This includes configuring Google Analytics, Search Console, tag/pixel setup where needed, and defining meaningful events like form submits, purchases, or button clicks. Clear tracking helps you make data-driven decisions.

Automation and integrations reduce repetitive work and improve consistency across tools. This can include form-to-email workflows, CRM integration, reporting automation, product syncing, notifications, and scheduled tasks. The goal is to save time, reduce human error, and keep systems connected.

CI/CD and maintenance focuses on stability and safe updates. This includes deployment workflows when needed, backups, staging recommendations, monitoring basics, and keeping plugins/dependencies healthy. A stable system prevents downtime and makes ongoing improvements easier.