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I’ve been refining the Pacts Studio storefront beyond the visual layer.
The latest pass focused on the parts buyers usually don’t see first:
clearer product-page structure
better preview and license messaging
stronger About and trust content
shared product FAQs
improved Journal rendering and article semantics
cleaner navigation
preserved checkout flow
performance and accessibility QA across the storefront
The current desktop PageSpeed result is:
100 Performance
98 Accessibility
100 Best Practices
100 SEO
The goal is not to make Pacts look technically impressive.
It is to make the buying experience feel fast, clear and trustworthy from the first visit through checkout.
That same standard is what I want across every product I ship through the studio.
A 100 PageSpeed score on a Framer storefront is great work. What had the biggest impact on that performance score?
The size and type of the used content, the length of code, the information architecture of the entire website, and ofc the stack you using.
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