Good evaluation in Google PageSpeed Insights
Google is officially assured that the evaluation of the speed of the website directly affects its ranking in the issuance of this search engine. That is, the higher the rate of performance, the greater the likelihood that the web site will be higher in search yield, that is, it can attract more potential customers and its owner will have more commercial success. Accordingly, sites with low performance are guaranteed not to fall into the top-issuance.
PageSpeed Insights was created to evaluate the site's performance, a new service from Google that lets you test the speed of your pages in mobile and desktop browsers. PSI provides an approximate "lab" evaluation of the performance by scanning the page directly during inspection and more accurate, built on user experience over the past month. Score on a scale from 0 to 100, where sites with an estimate of 50 are slow, from 50 to 90 - the average, and from 90 - fast, is rather indicative and not exhaustive.
The sites we have developed are consistently ranked more than 90 points on the Google PageSpeed Insights scale, enabling users to receive information without unnecessary expectations and enjoy the best of the site. Ranking in search engines, respectively, is easy and fast.
Own frameworks and CMS - security and performance
We have experience in developing PHP websites using JavaScript and CSS over 10 years.
We tested almost everything in our projects: ZendFramework v.1 / v.2, Yii / Yii2, Laravel; we used CMS: Wordpress, Joomla, OpenCart, PrestaShop, etc .; we used Bootstrap, UIKit, Materialize, jQuery + jQuery UI. Over the years, each of projects became more beautiful, but more and more slowly.
In the end, in 2013, we decided to write our own PHP modular m-framework based on the MVC+L programming model. Also, we successfully performed m.js with a numerous of asynchronously downloadable modules on the fly, replacing jQuery and jQuery UI. To replace Bootstrap, we released m.css. Our sites have become high-performance, adaptive, and we have been constantly getting high marks in Google PageSpeed Insights. We have forgotten the malware attacks through alien modules on WordPress, OpenCart, PrestaShop.
Editing content on our sites is through our own CMS. That is, the m-framework modules have a part that runs on the client side and a part that serves to edit content of this module. This second part is part of our CMS. Anyone can use the store of modules and templates, expanding the functionality of their website as needed.
No one can know when our customer wants to turn his site-business card into a web-store. But we know for sure that for the start of sales we will be able to connect only one module and rewrite the entire site no longer needed. With such a unique product, we significantly save the customer's budget and most importantly - time.
