Every answer, before the first call.

Eleven thousand pixels of content, a wall of a hundred portraits and a WebGL globe usually mean speed is the thing you give up. Not here. Astro ships HTML, images go out as WebP and load only when they are needed, the globe starts once it enters the viewport, and Cloudflare serves the page from the edge. These are the scores Google measures from its side, not ones we measured from ours.1

The one score that is not 100 is mobile performance, and the WebGL globe is what costs those two points. Cumulative layout shift is zero on both devices, which on a page carrying this many images means every one of them holds its place before it arrives.

WHAT IT RUNS ON

Astro FRAMEWORK The page is built ahead of time and shipped as HTML. JavaScript goes only where something genuinely has to be interactive, so even the longest chapter pays nothing for what sits below it. Tailwind CSS STYLING Nine chapters share one spacing scale, one type scale and one dark palette, instead of each carrying CSS of its own that drifts apart later. three.js THE GLOBE The globe in the nearshore chapter is drawn with three-globe. It does not load until that chapter enters the viewport, because it is the one heavy thing on the page. Cloudflare HOSTING The site runs on a Worker, so it is served from the edge. Buyers are in Germany and Austria, and the response starts from the nearest point rather than from one server. Strapi CMS Oratio edits the blog and the news itself, in both languages, without us in the loop. Copy is published through the CMS and the site rebuilds. Calendly BOOKING The call button opens a slot right on the page. That call is day one of the 21-day timeline, so it leads into a calendar rather than into a contact form. Google Analytics MEASUREMENT Alongside Microsoft Clarity, which records how people move through the page. When the whole pitch is one scroll, that is the only way to see how far a buyer actually gets.