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E-commerce website redesign with a rich and varied set of options across the sales funnel
Web performance
NuWide analyzes and optimizes the various components of a website or web application: frontend, backend, images, data, cache, server, and infrastructure. The goal is to build a fast, stable, and sustainable user experience tailored to the project’s specific context.
Loading Resources · images · scripts
Interaction Responsiveness · fluidity
Stability Layout · rendering
Application Frontend · backend · data
Infrastructure Cache · server · network
Tangible benefits
Web performance directly influences a site’s perceived fluidity, ease of use, and ability to function properly across a variety of devices and networks. It requires a multi-faceted approach—it’s not just a matter of compressing a few images.
Minimize unnecessary resources and prioritize what should be displayed first.
Minimize delays and make interactions more responsive.
Avoid unexpected shifts in content placement during loading.
Identify processes, dependencies, or configurations that unnecessarily slow down the application.
Building an architecture that is easier to measure, maintain, and scale.
Our optimization method
NuWide begins by identifying the actual sources of slowdowns before selecting optimization measures. The actions taken depend on the architecture, traffic, data, features, and hosting environment.
See our development approachMonitor loading times, interactions, stability, and major bottlenecks.
Identify the resources, processes, requests, or configurations responsible for slowdowns.
Classify optimizations based on their impact, technical cost, and project constraints.
Work on the relevant layers: frontend, backend, data, media, cache, or infrastructure.
Compare pre- and post-changes using appropriate metrics and verify that no regressions have occurred.
Schedule follow-up checks when the project context warrants it in order to detect any new issues.
Key areas for optimization
Every project has its own bottlenecks. Optimization involves addressing them where it truly makes a difference, without unnecessarily complicating the architecture.
Loading components, dependencies, rendering, slicing, and application logic.
Optimized formats, dimensions, compression, responsive images, and loading strategy.
Browser, application, or server cache, when the architecture allows it.
Queries, indexes, volumes, data access, and associated processing where relevant.
Configuration, resources, compression, protocols, and runtime environment.
Coordinated optimization of interfaces, APIs, data processing, and data exchanges.
Core Web Vitals & metrics
Core Web Vitals provide insight into three key aspects of the user experience: how quickly the main content loads, responsiveness to user interactions, and visual stability. They should be interpreted within the context of the website and supplemented by other technical metrics.
Measure the time it takes for the main visible content element to appear.
Evaluates the page’s overall responsiveness to user interactions.
Measures unexpected layout shifts while the page is in use.
Testing tools and data from real users do not describe exactly the same thing. The analysis must take into account the source of the measurement.
Technologies & infrastructure
Optimization of rendering, components, JavaScript, and front-end loading.
Optimization of processing, APIs, data access, and backend logic when the project uses this stack.
Configuration and optimization of the server environment when NuWide manages it.
Modern formats, sizing, compression, and delivery strategy.
Caching mechanisms tailored to the project’s architecture and constraints.
Measurement or monitoring tools selected based on the technical context.
Projects
E-commerce website redesign with a rich and varied set of options across the sales funnel
Frequently asked questions
Core Web Vitals are a set of metrics defined by Google to evaluate certain aspects of the user experience: rendering of the main content, responsiveness to interactions, and visual stability. They are part of performance analysis, but not the entirety of it.
Showcase websites, web applications, business platforms, connected interfaces, or existing websites can be analyzed. Possible optimizations depend on the technology, hosting, and access to the code.
Not necessarily. Some projects can be implemented on the existing system. In other cases, the architecture or technical debt may warrant a more extensive overhaul. The audit helps distinguish between these two situations.
It depends on the size of the project, the issues identified, the architecture, and the level of access to the technical environment. NuWide defines the scope after analysis rather than applying a generic timeframe.
Results depend on the initial state, architecture, content, hosting, and the optimizations that can be implemented. Objectives and key performance indicators are defined based on actual metrics; no generic gains can be guaranteed.
Depending on the project, NuWide can assist with technical support, maintenance, and monitoring of certain metrics to detect regressions or identify new opportunities for improvement.
Your web performance
Is your website slow, does your app lack fluidity, or do your Core Web Vitals need improvement? Let’s discuss your architecture and usage patterns to identify the optimizations that will truly make a difference.