Industries · Retail & Homegoods
The image that sells the product is the same image that loses the sale.
Homegoods sells on visuals, and visuals are the heaviest thing on your page. Add a wide catalog, variant-rich products, configurators and a consideration cycle measured in weeks, and the gap between what your traffic should produce and what actually arrives gets wide.
Familiar?
Signals we see in Retail & Homegoods
Product imagery and galleries dominate your page weight on mobile
Collection pages with many variants and swatches are slow to become usable
A configurator or room planner runs as a third-party script on every page
Buyers return several times before ordering, and you can't see it in your data
Delivery options for bulky items are decided too late in the checkout
Wishlist, comparison and review apps were all added and never removed
Who this is for
Is this you?
- Your catalog is wide, variant-rich, and still growing
- Mobile is the majority of your traffic and the minority of your revenue
- You spend real money on traffic that lands on heavy category pages
- You sell a small curated range and your pages already load fast: your leak is probably in checkout or tracking, not in the catalog
Retail & Homegoods
A buyer who comes back four times pays the load-time tax four times.
What we fix
What we go after first
- Get imagery to the browser at the size and format it actually needs
- Rebuild collection, filter and swatch pages so wide catalogs stay usable
- Take configurators and planners out of the blocking render path
- Surface delivery reality for bulky items before the last checkout step
- Clean up the wishlist, comparison and review apps that all load together
- Tracking that survives a consideration cycle spread over several visits
Where to start
How we'd approach it
Same route as always: measure first, then fix what demonstrably costs the most.
Step 1
Revenue Leak Audit
We measure where your revenue leaks, across all five layers, and translate it into euros per month and per year.
Step 2
Stack Rebuild
When optimizing inside your current stack is no longer enough. Focused on structural recovery of performance and conversion.
Step 3
Performance Layer
Ongoing optimization layer after audit or rebuild: measure, prioritize, build, test, and improve.
Questions
What people in this sector ask us
Next step
Find out what your pages weigh you.
The Revenue Leak Audit measures speed, catalog architecture and checkout on your store, and puts a monthly number on it.