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Do you have any of these concerns?
- The KPI such as bounce rate and time spent has worsened
- I want to renew the site
but I don't know where to start
. - Access from
organic searches such as Google has
decreased - The person in charge cannot directly
update the site - When the number of accesses suddenly increases,
the site may crash
As a result, there were losses like this...
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Decrease in
inquiries via the site -
The conversion rate of EC
is declining -
Unstable Site Performance
Causing a Decline in Reputation -
The person in charge cannot directly update the site,
increasing the burden on the person in charge
Reasons for Seeking Speed on the Site
Reason01What site did you first visit when you woke up in the morning?
Many people have probably visited the so-called GAFA sites, such as Google, Amazon, and Facebook. GAFA is the fastest in the world. Users who regularly use these sites have become accustomed to their speed.
Reason02User expectations are
high from the very beginning
Users who are always using the fastest sites in the world will feel that any site that is even slightly slower is difficult to use.
In other words, it is like users who are constantly watching the outstanding performances of Olympic athletes witnessing the amateur-level, unrefined performances.
Reason03 A slow site
leaves a worse impression than a site that crashes
For example, when a major site experiences a server outage due to high traffic, it may cause a temporary stir in the media, but users will return after the recovery. This is because they understand that server outages are temporary.
On the other hand, once users feel that a site is slow, they tend to avoid it. This is because slow sites are judged to be permanently difficult to use.
Source: Time is Money
Reason04Google does not deal with
slow sites
“If something is free, you are the product.”
To put this in simpler terms, it means that with free services, the users themselves become the product. Think from Google's perspective. Would you want to promote slow websites (that is, websites with poor user experience) at the top of search results?
As a result, slow websites see their SEO rankings drop, and users continue to drift away.
Core Web Vitals
Google provides a clear metric called "Core Web Vitals" for site performance. Since the Google update in June 2021, this metric has become one of the most important factors in SEO.
The three elements of Core Web Vitals are as follows.
- Largest Contentful Paint (LCP): Loading Time
- This is the time it takes to load the page. Specifically, it refers to the rendering time of the largest content on the page (image or text block). A time of 2.5 seconds or less is considered Good (sufficiently fast), while 4.0 seconds or more is considered Poor (insufficient).
- First Input Delay (FID): Interactivity
- The time it takes for the browser to respond to the user's first action on the page (such as a click or tap). It is ideal for the response to be under 100 milliseconds.
- Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS): Page Stability
- Indicates how much unexpected layout shift occurred during page loading. For example, if the position of a button seems to change when trying to press it, the user cannot perform satisfactory operations.
CLS is calculated as "area of shift x distance of shift" and is considered Good if it is less than 0.1 and Poor if it is 0.25 or more.
A paradigm shift from LAMP to Jamstack is happening right now.
In Western countries, it has become common to build websites using a new framework called Jamstack.
LAMP
- Mechanism
- CMSs like WordPress retrieve the desired data from the server in response to user requests, transform it into an appropriate format, and return it as a response. In other words, it becomes a "dynamic" system that generates pages every time there is a request.
Jamstack
- Mechanism
- Pre-generate the necessary pages in advance and return the pre-generated pages as a response to user requests.
- Benefits
- Jamstack has the following advantages.
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Display SpeedSince there is no need for the process of "generating pages every time there is a request from the user," pages can be displayed quickly.
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StabilityBy displaying pre-generated pages, we can avoid situations such as "the server is down and the page cannot be displayed."
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ScalabilitySince it is separated from the server and database, you can scale up the site without being constrained by the server structure or programming languages.
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SecuritySince there is no need to frequently communicate with servers or databases, there are no security holes that could serve as entry points for attacks, allowing for safe site publication.
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Development Man-HoursWith Jamstack, adopting the latest development methods and tools makes it easier to build sites than ever before. This reduces the burden on engineers and lowers the time and cost to publish sites.
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Headless CMS
CMS that only manages content without a view
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Tool for Creating Static HTML Pages
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A tool for placing created files on CDNs around the world and optimizing page loading.
Human Science will assist you in building sites with Jamstack.
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We are partnering with Bejamas, a Polish company with extensive experience in building sites with Jamstack.
Thorough
Support
- Bilingual engineers in charge
- By having bilingual engineers handle the entire development process, we ensure that the development work proceeds smoothly.
- Maximizing know-how in website production
- Human Science has a proven track record of assisting with the production of many websites.
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