Web Engineering Case Studies
Large-scale websites often struggle with slow load times, layout shifts, and poor SEO performance. In this case study, I share how I optimized Core Web Vitals across hundreds of pages using server-side rendering, code-splitting, and automated monitoring. The result: faster load times, improved search visibility, and a performance-first culture that drove measurable business growth.
Manual migrations at scale are slow, error-prone, and risky for SEO. In this case study, I share how I built an automated migration pipeline that moved 500+ pages quickly and reliably. By combining extraction, transformation, and programmatic loading with built-in QA and performance optimization, the project improved Core Web Vitals, maintained rankings, and reduced errors by 90%. The result: faster timelines, more agile teams, and a future-ready content platform.
Enterprises rely on WordPress for its flexibility, but plugin bloat and scaling challenges often hurt performance. This case study explores how I optimized infrastructure, streamlined plugins, and applied Core Web Vitals best practices to deliver both agility and speed. The outcome: faster load times, improved SEO visibility, and a scalable WordPress setup that met enterprise demands without sacrificing user experience.
Traditional CMS platforms slow down both authors and websites. In this case study, I share how I designed a lightweight, performance-first CMS that let non-technical teams publish directly from familiar tools while boosting Core Web Vitals and SEO. The result: faster publishing cycles, improved site speed, and a scalable architecture that balanced simplicity with enterprise needs.