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If you’re hiring someone to “fix Webflow performance,” ask:
“How will you audit CMS usage and collection lists?”
“What’s your approach to scripts and third-party tools?”
“Will you implement pagination or external search if needed?”
If the answer is only “I’ll optimize images and add caching,” they’re treating symptoms, not the architecture.
Real speed gains come from structure, not just compression.
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