Website Accessibility Improvements That Remove Friction
Accessibility work starts with the basics: semantic headings, form labels, keyboard focus, colour contrast, alternative text, meaningful link names and controls that expose their purpose to assistive technology. We fix issues in the HTML and design system rather than relying on overlays to mask underlying problems.
Website Performance Optimization for Real Pages
Performance work is most useful when it follows measurements. We review the LCP element, image delivery, CSS and JavaScript dependencies, caching, layout shifts and server response behaviour. The goal is not to chase a perfect score at the expense of the design, but to remove obvious waste and make important content appear quickly.
Core Web Vitals and Page Experience
Largest Contentful Paint, Interaction to Next Paint and Cumulative Layout Shift help identify specific user-experience problems. We use those metrics as diagnostics, then inspect the page itself to understand the cause. A large hero image, render-blocking CSS or late font swap may need a different fix than a slow form interaction.
What a Technical Accessibility & Performance Review Can Cover
- Lighthouse and PageSpeed diagnostics
- Responsive image sizing and modern formats
- Critical CSS and unnecessary JavaScript
- Heading and landmark structure
- Form labels, focus states and keyboard operation
- Colour contrast and readable typography
- HTML validation and broken links
- Caching and server-header recommendations
When to Fix Versus Rebuild
A focused cleanup is often enough when the site has sound content and structure. A redesign becomes more efficient when performance problems are caused by a heavy theme, old plugin stack, duplicated templates or inaccessible components that would need to be replaced across every page.