I wasn't chasing a perfect Lighthouse score when I started this project.

My focus was simple: build something fast, clean,
and accessible for the client.

But here's what I learned:

when you make thoughtful decisions from the start,
the results follow naturally.

Things like structuring content with performance in mind,
optimizing images properly, eliminating layout shifts,
and writing semantic, accessible HTML.

The outcome? 100/100 across all four Lighthouse metrics.

But here's the thing. The score isn't what matters most.

It's that the site loads fast on slow networks.

It works beautifully across devices. Users get what they need, quickly.

The perfect score? That's just a side effect of building with care.

And yes, Google appreciates it too 😊