Web Dev Services Site – 95+ PageSpeed, Mobile & Desktop

Most freelancer and agency sites that sell web development are slow. Heavy sliders, bloated templates, 200KB hero images. The pitch is "I'll build you a fast site" — and the pitch page itself takes 4 seconds to load. Buyers notice.

If I'm selling speed, my own site has to prove it before the visitor reads a single word.

A landing page for my own web development service, targeting local businesses (small shops, consultants, restaurants, salons, real estate). Built so the page itself is the demo.

100 / 100 / 100 / 100 on PageSpeed Insights desktop (Performance, Accessibility, Best Practices, SEO)

97 / 100 / 100 / 100 on Chrome DevTools mobile audit

Measured live, not lab-only

Static HTML/CSS where possible, Next.js only where it earned its weight

Hero served as AVIF with responsive srcset — mobile pulls a fraction of the desktop weight

Critical CSS inlined, the rest deferred

Self-hosted fonts with font-display: swap

Zero third-party scripts unless required

Lazy loading below the fold

Skeleton states to kill layout shift while images load

Built around a clear flow for local-business buyers:

Services — what the site delivers

Packages — Basic (one-page, 490 EUR), Standard (5–8 pages, 980 EUR), Premium (custom + blog, 1490 EUR)

Examples — 6 industry mockups (local business, consultant, small shop, restaurant, beauty salon, real estate)

FAQ — short answers to the questions people actually ask

Contact — form with phone, email, budget, and human verification

For a freelancer selling web development, the website is the proof. A buyer who lands on a 100/100 page understands the offer in the first second — without reading a word. Trust is built before the pitch starts.