Shopify Speed Optimization We took this site from slow loading page speeds to under 3 seconds pag...

Shopify Speed Optimization We took this site from slow loading page speeds to under 3 seconds pag...Shopify Speed Optimization We took this site from slow loading page speeds to under 3 seconds pag...

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Luke Williams

pro

• Jan 8

Shopify Speed Optimization

We took this site from slow loading page speeds to under 3 seconds page load with 85 mobile and 99 desktop scores on Google (great for SEO). Our hands-on and no-tool approach allowed them to get the most our of this project.

WordPress Development SEO Content Managment SEO PowerSuite WordPress

Peace Ukutegbe

pro

• Mar 17

Figma → Shopify custom website. Done in 24 hours. ✅

AI is raising expectations. Speed and quality now go together.

A strong landing page first draft should not take more than 24 hours.

Do you agree or disagree?

Abdulsamad Oseni

• Mar 17

I don't think AI solves time problem, but quality problem.

As long as you can produce high quality visuals, it doesn't matter how long, you'll still have a edge.

Peace Ukutegbe

pro

• Mar 18

Here’s how to create really cool product packaging for your e-commerce products . And websites.

AI Art UX Design Shopify Development Figma ImagineArt Shopify

Zayan Ezziani

pro

• Mar 18

This great! Thanks for sharing

Serge Herasymchuk

max

• Mar 16

Sharing one of our most involved Kajabi builds to date 🚀

LION V is a nonprofit running multiple leadership programs – for educators, executives, young leaders, and more. They were on WordPress and needed everything moved to Kajabi: their public site, programs, communities, member experience, and back-end operations.

We migrated and redesigned 15+ pages and set up the full offers, automations, and email sequences to keep everything running automatically.

What made this one interesting was the scale – it wasn't just a website, it was moving an entire organization onto a new platform without losing what they'd already built.

Check it out👇