Every component ships every component's JS.
The builder loads a runtime that supports every possible widget so you can drag any of them in. Your simple landing page ends up shipping 800kb of JavaScript.
Generative Engine Optimisation — what it is, why it matters now, and eight things to check before next Monday.
Read the field guide →The Hybrid Design Engine — every site starts on a template a human built, then the AI writes your copy into it. Designed sites that don't look designed by a machine.
Read the deep-dive →Performance isn't a vanity score — it's Google's ranking signal and the difference between a bounce and a booking. Avago ships every site behind a global CDN with image optimisation, lazy loading, JS-free defaults and HTTP/3 enabled.
Three structural reasons modern website-builder sites end up slow — and the one we chose not to make.
The builder loads a runtime that supports every possible widget so you can drag any of them in. Your simple landing page ends up shipping 800kb of JavaScript.
No automatic image optimisation, no responsive variants, no AVIF/WebP. The hero image alone is bigger than the rest of the page. LCP is whatever your DSLR exports at.
Per-page JS is tree-shaken to only the components on that page. Every image is auto-converted to AVIF + WebP at the right size for each breakpoint. Lazy-loaded below the fold.
Performance can't be bolted on. These four choices are baked into how Avago ships every site.
Your site is served from the nearest of 300+ edge locations. HTTP/3, Brotli compression, edge caching, image transformations at the edge. No origin trips for static assets.
Upload once. Avago generates AVIF, WebP and JPEG variants at five breakpoints, picks the right one per visitor, and lazy-loads anything below the fold.
Pages only download the JS for the components on that page — not the whole builder runtime. Average page payload is under 80kb of JS, often zero on content pages.
Every published site is monitored against Google's CrUX data. We surface real-user metrics in the dashboard and flag pages slipping out of the 'good' band before Google does.
Three things happen between you publishing and the page reaching a visitor — and they're the difference between a 40 score and a 94.
When you publish, Avago compiles your page: tree-shakes JS, inlines critical CSS, generates image variants, builds a per-page asset bundle. Done before the first visitor arrives.
The compiled page goes to all 300+ CDN PoPs simultaneously. Static assets cache at the edge with a 1-year TTL. Dynamic content (forms, bookings) hits the origin only when it has to.
Real-user metrics come back from every visit. Lighthouse audits run weekly. Regressions show up as alerts in your dashboard before Google penalises you for them.
Lighthouse synthetic scores plus Google's Chrome User Experience Report (CrUX) data for every page on your site. You see what your actual visitors see — not what a clean test environment sees.
Yes — most Avago sites sit comfortably in Google's 'good' band for LCP, INP and CLS on both mobile and desktop. The dashboard surfaces any page slipping out of band, with the specific image / script / layout shift to fix.
No. Every Avago site is behind our CDN automatically from the moment you publish, on every plan. No setup, no config, no extra fee.
No. Upload at any size. We re-encode to AVIF + WebP + JPEG at five responsive breakpoints, strip EXIF, and serve the right one to each visitor. The original is kept for re-encoding if formats change.
Yes — they're loaded async and below-the-fold by default. The dashboard warns you if a script you add pushes you out of the 'good' Core Web Vitals band, so you can decide whether it's worth it.
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