Introduction
The client's site was slow, dated, and converting below 1%. Growth goals required a foundation that could ship campaigns quickly without breaking performance. We rebuilt from the ground up.
The Challenge
- Page loads hurting mobile bounce rates
- Layout and copy not aligned to a single conversion path
- Content updates required developer intervention
- Analytics showed traffic but not enough qualified pipeline
The Solution
1. Performance-first rebuild
- Modern stack with aggressive asset optimization and lazy loading
- Core Web Vitals treated as launch criteria, not post-launch fixes
2. Conversion UX
- Simplified navigation toward one primary CTA per page
- Social proof, objection handling, and form friction reduced on key landing paths
- Mobile layouts tested against real device breakpoints
3. Scalable content architecture
- Component-based pages so marketing could publish without redeploys
- Structured data and SEO foundations baked in from launch
Results
- 4x faster average page load vs. the legacy site
- 3x improvement in conversion rate on primary funnels
- Content team shipping new pages without engineering bottlenecks
- Stronger mobile engagement across top entry pages
Conclusion
When conversion and speed are treated as architecture requirements, not polish at the end, rebuilds deliver compounding returns instead of one-time lifts.
.png)
.png)
