A bakery in Lisbon, a law firm in Dublin and an electrician in Dublin, each built from scratch with real photos, motion and content, then run through Google's mobile speed test. Client sites will join this page as they launch.
A neighbourhood bakery that wanted people to see today's bread and the three baking times before they walk over.
What the site does: Menu with prices, a 'when to come' schedule and one call-to-order button on every screen.
A small firm that needed to look established and explain fees without a single stock photo of a handshake.
What the site does: Practice areas, a plain-English fees section and a 'request a call back' form that replies within a day.
An electrician whose customers call from a phone, often in a hurry, and need the number within one thumb's reach.
What the site does: Services with prices from, an emergency line, service areas, and a fixed call bar on mobile.
Numbers: Google PageSpeed Insights, mobile, median of four runs; CO₂ by the Sustainable Web Design model, first visit. These are demo businesses built to show the method, not paying clients.
For scale: the median web page weighs about 2.5 MB according to the Web Almanac 2024 by HTTP Archive, which the Sustainable Web Design model puts at roughly 0.8 g of CO₂ per visit. Each site above is 10 to 20 times lighter, with the same photos and animation a real client would expect.
Send the address and you get the speed score, weight and CO₂ per visit in writing within 24 hours, plus a fixed price if you want it rebuilt.