evolair improved its Google PageSpeed Insights performance score from 63 to 100 on mobile and from 70 to 99 on desktop in separate laboratory tests carried out on 10 September 2026. The website retained its bold, colourful visual identity while the measured loading experience improved substantially.
The client: evolair
evolair supports organisations, teams and professionals who are navigating change. Its work includes change programmes, team coaching, workshops and training. The brand message is clear: change is about people.
The challenge: engaging design with slow key content
The initial Google PageSpeed Insights reports showed a gap between the website’s visual quality and its measured loading performance. Mobile performance was 63, with First Contentful Paint at 3.5 seconds and Largest Contentful Paint at 18.2 seconds. Desktop performance was 70, with an LCP of 6.0 seconds.
Results at a glance
| Metric | Before, 23:03 | After, 23:38 |
|---|---|---|
| Mobile performance | 63 / 100 | 100 / 100 |
| Desktop performance | 70 / 100 | 99 / 100 |
| Desktop LCP | 6.0 s | 0.8 s |
| Desktop First Contentful Paint | 0.8 s | 0.3 s |
| Desktop Speed Index | 2.3 s | 0.6 s |
| Desktop Total Blocking Time | 30 ms | 10 ms |
Mobile PageSpeed Insights: 63 to 100
The mobile report moved from 63 to 100. The supplied after-report does not show detailed timing metrics, so this case study does not claim a post-optimisation mobile LCP or FCP. Accessibility changed from 94 to 92, which is a small regression rather than an improvement. Best Practices remained 100 and SEO remained 92.
Desktop PageSpeed Insights: 70 to 99
Desktop performance rose from 70 to 99. The desktop LCP improved from 6.0 seconds to 0.8 seconds, while First Contentful Paint improved from 0.8 seconds to 0.3 seconds. Speed Index moved from 2.3 seconds to 0.6 seconds and Total Blocking Time from 30 ms to 10 ms.
A measurement-led approach
We start with separate desktop and mobile reports to establish a baseline. Then we focus on the parts of a page that visitors need to see quickly and compare fresh measurements after the work. The supplied reports do not establish which individual code, caching, image or hosting changes produced the improvement, so no unverified technical attribution is made here.
What the results mean for evolair
The later reports show a much stronger laboratory-measured loading experience, especially for desktop main content. That matters for a visually distinctive business website, where imagery and messaging shape a visitor’s first impression.
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Measurement note: all scores are from the supplied individual Google PageSpeed Insights reports dated 10 September 2026. They are laboratory measurements, not real-user field data. Results may vary on later runs and do not establish search-ranking gains or increased enquiries.