Google's research is clear: 53% of mobile users abandon sites that take longer than 3 seconds to load. Every additional second of load time increases bounce rates by 32%. For a business relying on its website for leads, sales, or credibility, a slow website is actively costing you money.
The root cause is usually the same: traditional architectures like WordPress render pages dynamically on every request. A database query runs, PHP processes the template, assets load, and eventually the page appears. It works, but it's fundamentally inefficient — and it creates a massive security attack surface.
According to WPScan, WordPress sites face over 25,000 known vulnerabilities, most from plugins and themes. Maintaining a WordPress site means constant updates, security patches, and the ongoing risk that one outdated plugin compromises your entire business presence.
JAMStack takes a fundamentally different approach. Your entire site is pre-built into static files and served through a global CDN. No database queries at request time. No server-side processing. Just fast, cached HTML delivered from the edge node closest to your visitor.
My process:
1. Discovery & Strategy — Every project starts with understanding your business goals. Who are your customers? What action do you want them to take? What are your competitors doing? I design for outcomes, not trends.
2. Architecture & Design — I architect the site around your content structure, conversion paths, and SEO strategy. Mobile-first design with your brand identity. Every page has a clear purpose and a measurable goal.
3. Development — I build with Eleventy (a top-tier static site generator), deploy on Netlify, and integrate whatever your business needs — headless CMS, form handling, analytics, e-commerce, or custom API integrations.
4. SEO & Performance — Structured data markup (JSON-LD), Open Graph and Twitter Card meta tags, semantic HTML, optimized images, and performance tuning are built into every project — not bolted on after.
5. Launch & Handoff — Deployment, DNS configuration, and go-live. You get documentation for managing your content, and I'm available for ongoing support.