Build website for Fashion Store usefannit.com
Budget: $7,000 – $11,000 USD
usefannit.com needs a full rebuild that puts user experience first by slashing loading times across every page. The site runs on a VPS and the infrastructure can stay as-is, but the front-end and any performance-sensitive back-end code should be re-engineered so visitors never wait on image-heavy product grids, checkout, or blog posts.
Core objectives
• Improve overall UX, with loading speed as the primary success metric—think sub-2-second first contentful paint on both mobile and desktop.
• Preserve current branding, inventory, and content while delivering a cleaner, faster interface.
• Keep compatibility with VPS hosting; any server-side tuning (caching layers, gzip/Brotli, HTTP/2, image compression) must work within that environment.
Deliverables
1. Rebuilt website deployed to the existing VPS.
2. PageSpeed Insights and Lighthouse reports showing performance gains.
3. A concise hand-off document outlining key optimizations, plugins/modules used, and how to maintain speed going forward.
Completion is accepted once the new site is live, scores at least 90/100 on Google Lighthouse for performance, and all current pages and products function as expected.
Core objectives
• Improve overall UX, with loading speed as the primary success metric—think sub-2-second first contentful paint on both mobile and desktop.
• Preserve current branding, inventory, and content while delivering a cleaner, faster interface.
• Keep compatibility with VPS hosting; any server-side tuning (caching layers, gzip/Brotli, HTTP/2, image compression) must work within that environment.
Deliverables
1. Rebuilt website deployed to the existing VPS.
2. PageSpeed Insights and Lighthouse reports showing performance gains.
3. A concise hand-off document outlining key optimizations, plugins/modules used, and how to maintain speed going forward.
Completion is accepted once the new site is live, scores at least 90/100 on Google Lighthouse for performance, and all current pages and products function as expected.