Built in a week.
Performing from day one.

The old homepage loaded a purple gradient with no visible text. Framer's JavaScript-heavy approach meant content was render-blocked search engines and users saw nothing meaningful on initial load.

Rebuilt from scratch with instant content paint, a clear value proposition, and dual CTAs catering to both action-takers and researchers. Social proof stats visible above the fold.

The Framer site had no meaningful SEO infrastructure. No sitemap, no structured data, no robots.txt, and no llms.txt. AI search engines had no way to accurately understand or cite the business.

Built with full SEO and GEO infrastructure from the ground up. Every page structured so both traditional search engines and AI systems like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews can extract and cite content accurately.

Framer sites load a large JavaScript bundle upfront before rendering any content. This significantly impacts Core Web Vitals, which directly influence search ranking. The Wayback Machine captured blank pages a symptom of this JS dependency.

Built with performance as a first principle. Clean code, WebP images, route-level code splitting, and no unnecessary dependencies. The initial JS bundle is 40% smaller than the Framer equivalent.

The old site had generic copy with no clear conversion architecture. Pages were informational but not structured to move visitors toward a decision. No dedicated demo page, no integration showcase, no customer proof with real metrics.

Eight new pages built around the buyer journey. Every page has a clear purpose, a conversion path, and content structured to address the specific questions buyers ask at each stage of the decision.