Performance
120KB
The whole homepage
Every file a visitor needs to see it: text, styles, fonts, logo and animation. Less than a single phone photo.
0.1s
Server reply
The server starts sending the page in under a tenth of a second, over the latest connection type (HTTP/3).
0
Trackers & ad scripts
No third-party scripts slowing visitors down or following them around. No cookie banner in the way.
1req
For the page and its styles
The styles travel inside the page itself, so there’s nothing extra to wait for before it appears.
Measured on tradersites.pro’s homepage, 27 October 2026. Your site’s figures depend on its photos.
Page weight
A fraction of a typical page
Every kilobyte has to travel to your customer’s phone, often on a patchy signal while they’re stood in their garden. The median web page is now around 2 MB. Ours is about a twentieth of that, so it’s on screen before they’ve had time to give up.
Typical page: the HTTP Archive’s median mobile page weight.
Nothing wasted
Exactly what loads, and nothing else
This is the full list for our homepage, smallest possible files, sent compressed. No page builder bloat, no plugins, no libraries you’ll never use.
Fonts are downloaded once and then kept by the browser, so every page after the first is lighter still.
How we keep it fast
Fast because it’s built that way
Photos sized for every screen
Every upload is resized, compressed and saved in several sizes, so a phone downloads a phone-sized photo, never the 8 MB original. Photos further down the page wait until they’re needed.
Fonts with no jumping
Fonts live on your own site and start loading straight away. While they arrive, a stand-in measured to exactly the same size fills in, so text doesn’t shuffle about.
The first photo first
The big photo at the top is asked for before anything else, in the right size for the screen, so the most important thing on the page appears soonest.
Tiny code
No jQuery, no page builder, no plugin pile. The styles are trimmed to only what the site uses, and the one small animation script loads after the page is already showing.
No trackers
No ad pixels or third-party widgets that slow every page down and send your visitors’ details elsewhere. Nothing loads from Google, either.
Gentle on everyone
Animations are light and switch themselves off for anyone whose phone asks for reduced motion. Text stays readable on every background, automatically.
What Google measures
Built for Google’s three speed checks
Google scores every page on how it feels to use, called Core Web Vitals, and uses it when deciding what to show. Here’s what each one means, and how your site handles it.
How soon it appears
Good: under 2.5 secondsThe time until the biggest thing on screen, usually the top photo or headline, has loaded. We ask for that photo first, in the right size, and the page arrives in one small file.
Nothing jumps
Good: under 0.1How much the page shifts while it loads: the reason people tap the wrong thing. Every image has its size set in advance, and fonts have size-matched stand-ins.
Quick to respond
Good: under 200 msHow quickly the page reacts when someone taps a button or opens the menu. With hardly any script on the page, there’s nothing to hold the phone up.
Don’t take our word for it
Run our homepage through Google’s own speed test, then try your current site. We’ll show you what yours could be.
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