LCP Remediation
Hero image priority, responsive srcset, font-display strategy, server/CDN TTFB alignment, and render-blocking CSS cuts on above-the-fold templates.
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Available for hireSearch Console shows failing URLs. Your agency sent a Lighthouse PDF. What you actually need is Core Web Vitals remediation — LCP, INP, and CLS diagnosed from field data and fixed on the templates that earn traffic. I improve Core Web Vitals with surgical frontend work, not a 40-page audit that never ships.
Targeted fixes per vital — distinct from broad speed audits or full platform rebuilds unless the data proves you need one.
Hero image priority, responsive srcset, font-display strategy, server/CDN TTFB alignment, and render-blocking CSS cuts on above-the-fold templates.
Long tasks, event handler debouncing, third-party script deferral, hydration slimming, and input responsiveness on forms, nav, and carousels.
Explicit image/video dimensions, ad/embed reservations, font swap discipline, and dynamic UI that does not shove content mid-read.
Per-template budgets, regression alerts, and documentation so the next marketing tag or A/B script does not silently fail INP again.
Lab scores green while real users on mid-tier Android still fail — that is what we fix.
Massive unoptimized WebP, lazy-loaded LCP candidate, or fonts blocking paint. We identify the actual LCP element and fix load order.
GTM, Intercom, and A/B tools compete on the main thread. We sequence, defer, or fence third parties without losing measurement.
Consent UI and dynamic promos inject height after paint. Reserved space and stable skeletons stop the layout jump users feel.
CrUX is mobile-weighted. Fixes target real-device throttling and the URLs Search Console flags — not just your MacBook screenshot.
Diagnose by metric → fix highest-traffic failing URLs → verify field recovery.
Search Console CWV report + CrUX breakdown per URL. Separate LCP vs INP vs CLS root causes — they rarely share one fix.
Written remediation per vital with effort and expected movement. No generic “optimize images” list without naming the LCP node.
Implement on homepage, top landers, and product templates first. Staging validation on mobile throttling before production.
Lab before/after plus guidance on CrUX lag. Handoff notes so stakeholders know when to expect green in Search Console.
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Share Search Console CWV export or your worst URLs. I will identify which vital is failing, why, and what a focused remediation sprint looks like — metric by metric.
Start a ProjectMeasurement and remediation across the frontends I ship in production.
Projects where vitals were a defined success criterion.
Content-heavy brand site hitting Lighthouse 100 performance — minimal JS, disciplined images, and stable layout across breakpoints.
Next.js storefront engineered for sub-1s LCP on product routes — image strategy, ISR, and interaction paths tuned for mobile buyers.
Audits list problems. CWV remediation implements fixes for LCP, INP, and CLS on URLs that fail in field data — with acceptance criteria tied to each metric, not a single Lighthouse score.
Yes. Many engagements start with LCP on the homepage or INP on lead forms. We scope to the vital and URLs that matter most to your traffic.
Lab improvements are immediate after deploy. CrUX and Search Console field reports can take 28+ days to reflect changes — I set expectations upfront so nobody panics at week two.
Often for LCP image/font fixes and script deferral. If the platform cannot meet INP budgets, I document the ceiling and point to migration options — honestly.
CWV is a ranking signal and slow pages hurt Quality Score and conversion. Fixing failing vitals on money URLs is usually higher ROI than more ad spend on a sluggish lander.
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Available for freelance — US/UK/EU clients preferred.
Full projects, hourly, and retainers welcome.
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