Duda Sets a New Standard in Web Performance

What are Core Web Vitals, and why do they matter?

Just to jog your memory, CWV is a set of metrics Google uses to measure a site's user experience. These include factors like how fast a page loads (Largest Contentful Paint), how quickly it responds to user interactions (Interaction to Next Paint), and how stable the visual layout is while loading (Cumulative Layout Shift). Having high CWV scores not only enhances your site’s visitors' experience but also improves its SEO ranking, helping it stand out in search results.

Don't just take it from us

This achievements was mentioned by the Core Web Vitals Technology Report (cwvtech.report) - see it here.

A quick note about the INP metric: Google introduced this relatively new one early this year, and we made an effort to optimize INP for all Duda sites. As you can see in the graph above, the results speak for themselves.

Constantly improving site performance to empower agencies and SaaS companies

Achieving this milestone is yet another testament to Duda’s continual commitment to delivering high performance. Along with our recent launch of our performance-driven Editor 2.0, Duda makes constant improvements under the hood, like:

Working with our app partners to optimize apps for performance
Improving and optimizing Javascript performance
Optimizing font loading
Identifying and preloading LCP images
Lazy loading of images and iframes only when scrolled to
Optimizing CSS size and order
Optimizing images

And a lot more. All these combined help agencies and SaaS companies deliver exceptional client sites. With Duda, you can build sites that excel in speed, reliability, and overall user experience. By focusing on Core Web Vitals, we’re ensuring that you’re not just meeting industry standards—you’re leading the way. And when your clients are happy, your business thrives. That’s a win-win.