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Websites hand-built to stay fast.
Zero framework bloat, sub-2s loads, 90+ Lighthouse. The engineering behind a site that keeps its speed as it grows.
What ships
A fast website is an engineering decision, not a plugin.
What you get
Everything in the build, nothing you'd have to add later.
(01)Speed is an engineering decision
A fast website is an engineering decision, not a plugin.
We hand-write front ends with no framework weight, so pages load in under two seconds and score 90+ on Lighthouse — and stay that way as the site grows.
- No page builder, no shared theme
- No front-end framework shipped to the visitor
- Performance budgets we keep, release after release
Page builder vs hand-written · the same page
(02)What you get
Built in, not bolted on.
The things a site needs to stay fast, findable and usable are decisions made in the code, so they are there from the first deploy.
Hand-coded front end
Written for your site, not assembled from a theme. Every byte earns its place.
Sub-2s load times
Measured on real connections, not a lab machine — and kept under budget as content grows.
90+ Lighthouse
Google's own site-quality score — performance, accessibility, best practices and SEO, all green.
Accessible by default
Contrast, keyboard paths, labels and focus states designed in — not audited in afterwards.
CMS where it helps
Editable regions or a full CMS when you need to change content yourself — never as a default that slows the site.
(03)Why Kiwa
Hand-written, not assembled.
We write the code, so we can make it fast — and keep it fast under real traffic. The same standard runs on this site: hand-written, framework-free, audited in public.
This site, audited
(04)How it runs
One thread, start to finish. Fortnightly demos, straight numbers.
- DiscoveryA scope you can read in a minute and price in a line.
- DesignAgainst real user tasks, prototyped before code.
- BuildHand-written, sub-2s, accessible by default.
- LaunchMeasured from day one, consent-first.
- GrowReported in revenue, not impressions.
(05)Questions we get
Asked, before we begin.
Why not just use a page builder?
Page builders ship extra code and shared themes. Hand-built pages carry only what they need, so they load faster and cost less to run.
Can I edit content myself?
Yes — we wire in a CMS or editable regions where you need them.
Do you maintain the site after launch?
We offer ongoing support, or we hand over clean code you own.
Want a site that's genuinely fast? Let's engineer it.
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