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Savory & Partners

By Roboto Studio & Jono

We consulted Savory & Partners: boosting Lighthouse scores from 60 to 90+, migrating to Tailwind & optimising the hell out of GROQ

Homescreen of new website, optimised with Hubspot, Mux and Shadcn/ui
Website performance improvements, leveraging click to load functionality
Optimising when to use field level translation and document level translation and optimal client side/SSR
Granular improvements even down to which carousel to use, avoiding large bundle sizes and tree-shaking

About the project

Savory & Partners came to us with a website that was having issues with performance and Lighthouse scores. Their Lighthouse scores? Around mid-60s. We managed to crank this up to the high 90s with some refactoring, loading strategies and a new component library.

We swapped out their bulky Material UI for the lean, mean Shadcn UI, and taught their team to refactor components faster by leveraging Cursor to auto-generate component code. With v0.dev and Cursor, they can now generate new components on-the-fly entirely with text cutting down development times from days to minutes.

We also helped them improve their internationalisation efforts by giving them advice when to use document level translation vs when to use field level translations, and how to best go about structuring their translations files. Not to mention, a nice little prompt we built specifically for Tailwind

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