In e-commerce, performance is revenue. Every additional second before a page becomes interactive costs conversions, and the effect compounds on mobile connections where most traffic now arrives. We build storefronts where speed is an architectural property rather than a plugin installed at the end.
Why most stores are slow
Rarely because of hosting. Almost always because of accumulated weight: a theme carrying features you never enabled, a dozen plugins each loading its own scripts on every page, render-blocking resources in the head, and images served far larger than the space they occupy. Each addition seemed harmless; together they push the storefront past the threshold where shoppers abandon.
Headless where it earns its complexity
A decoupled frontend — typically React or Next.js against a commerce backend — delivers the fastest experience available and the most control over the buying journey. It is genuinely more complex to build and maintain, so it is worth it when performance is a competitive constraint, when you sell across several channels from one catalogue, or when your merchandising needs go beyond what a theme allows.
When those conditions are not present, a well-built conventional storefront is the better commercial decision, and we will say so.
Beyond launch
A fast store that nobody can find, or that leaks customers at checkout, is not finished. We build with search visibility in the architecture — clean URLs, product schema, crawlable faceted navigation — and instrument the funnel so drop-off is visible per step rather than inferred from a single overall conversion rate.
What you get
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