Mobile · Chrome Lighthouse
Core Web Vitals
The challenge
Escape-room businesses live and die by their website. Most of them run on slow, template-heavy pages that lose visitors before they ever reach a booking. GoEscapify needed something faster and sharper — a site that treated every visitor as a customer worth converting, not just a page view.
The solution
I built GoEscapify from scratch — no page builder, no bloated theme. Every asset is optimised, every interaction is deliberate, and the whole thing is engineered around a single job: turn traffic into bookings. The result loads almost instantly and holds attention through to the call to action.
The result
A near-perfect Lighthouse profile across the board — 99 Performance and 100 on Accessibility, Best Practices, and SEO — with Core Web Vitals well inside Google's "good" thresholds. Fast enough to rank, polished enough to convert.
GoEscapify is a conversion tool for escape-room businesses. The premise is simple: most escape-room websites are slow and cluttered, and they leak customers at every step. If the site loads faster, reads clearer, and pushes gently toward a booking, more of that existing traffic becomes revenue — without spending a cent more on ads.
Built from scratch, on purpose
I didn't reach for a page builder or a marketplace theme. Those save time up front and cost you performance forever. Instead, every part of GoEscapify is hand-built and measured: images are served in modern formats at the right size, scripts are kept lean, and nothing loads that doesn't earn its place.
That discipline shows up in the numbers. A 99 Performance score on mobile Lighthouse, with a Largest Contentful Paint of 2.0s and effectively zero layout shift — the page is stable and interactive almost as soon as it appears.
Fast is a feature
Speed isn't a vanity metric here. A faster site keeps more visitors, ranks better in search, and converts more of the people who arrive. GoEscapify is proof that you don't have to choose between a site that looks good and one that performs — done right, the fast site is the good-looking one.