Core Web Vitals Playbook for Corporate Sites
Design leaders want cinematic hero sections; SEO teams want clean vitals. This playbook balances both by treating performance as a shared asset, not a post-launch patch.
Design leaders want cinematic hero sections; SEO teams want clean vitals. This playbook balances both by treating performance as a shared asset, not a post-launch patch.
We codify acceptable animation durations, image aspect ratios and video fallbacks directly into the component library. Designers stay creative, but anything outside the guardrails throws a lint error.
Lighthouse CI runs on each pull request, but executives get a simplified Looker tile: traffic-weighted LCP, CLS and INP with trend arrows. If one drops below target, Jira auto-creates a task with affected templates.
We ship hero images via ImageKit with format negotiation, lazy load below the fold, and hydrate React/Next islands only when they appear in viewport. Result: brand motion stays rich while vitals stay green across markets.
DevOps, design and marketing share a single scorecard that tracks vitals by template, region and device class. Alerts fire when a page type degrades by 5%, prompting a “Vitals Stand-up” to prioritize fixes before launches slip.
Designers learn pragmatic animation patterns, copywriters get image compression cheatsheets, and engineers receive profiling playbooks for Chromium + Safari. Performance ownership spreads across the org instead of riding on one hero dev.
I audit, prioritize and fix Core Web Vitals for corporate websites without derailing launch calendars.
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