Your page gets markup that matches what visitors see, scroll effects that respect reduced-motion settings, or a profiler report that shows where time goes. Pick one of the three per order.
Deliverables (one of these)
Schema markup: audit of your existing JSON-LD, then rebuilt blocks for the types your page needs (Product, FAQ, Breadcrumb, Organization and similar)
Scroll animation: smooth scrolling, scroll-triggered sections, pinned timeline, text reveals, parallax, built to switch off under reduced-motion
Performance profiling: profiler run on your code with your real inputs, slow spot named, faster version with the same results under your tests
How it works
You send the page, repository or file and say which of the three you want.
Work happens in writing.
You get the files and the check results.
What you provide
Page source or repository access you grant, and for profiling the inputs the code really runs on.
Limits
Markup only describes content that is visible on the page; no review stars without real, visible reviews. A rich result is Google's decision. Scroll effects were measured in Chromium, not on Safari or weak phones, and no effect on sales is promised. Timings depend on your machine and data. No load tests.
Your page gets markup that matches what visitors see, scroll effects that respect reduced-motion settings, or a profiler report that shows where time goes. Pick one of the three per order.
Deliverables (one of these)
Schema markup: audit of your existing JSON-LD, then rebuilt blocks for the types your page needs (Product, FAQ, Breadcrumb, Organization and similar)
Scroll animation: smooth scrolling, scroll-triggered sections, pinned timeline, text reveals, parallax, built to switch off under reduced-motion
Performance profiling: profiler run on your code with your real inputs, slow spot named, faster version with the same results under your tests
How it works
You send the page, repository or file and say which of the three you want.
Work happens in writing.
You get the files and the check results.
What you provide
Page source or repository access you grant, and for profiling the inputs the code really runs on.
Limits
Markup only describes content that is visible on the page; no review stars without real, visible reviews. A rich result is Google's decision. Scroll effects were measured in Chromium, not on Safari or weak phones, and no effect on sales is promised. Timings depend on your machine and data. No load tests.