Insights, tutorials, and deep dives on website performance.
Siteimp is returning as a local-first desktop application focused on website integrity, structural clarity, and practical monitoring. The new version is being built to help site owners understand what is actually happening on their websites without sending their data to the cloud.
Over the last several months, the Siteimp logger has been perfected to the point that it is now my main debugging tool. Its ability to show front end actions with the corresponding backend actions in one flow makes development easier and faster.
One month ago, I was working on a website for another application when I realized I really needed Siteimp. The old version from 2022 was still okay, but my needs had changed, I wanted to make it better and release it to a wider audience. So I started working on a new version of Siteimp and it is coming along well. In fact, it should be ready for wider testing in a few weeks.
Siteimp is being rebuilt as a desktop performance testing tool for web and desktop apps like Electron and Tauri. This post explores the shift away from subscription models and toward a more sustainable, one-time purchase experience.
A behind-the-scenes preview of the Siteimp logger in action inside the Fitness Tracker desktop app. This early implementation highlights Siteimp’s vision: built-in diagnostics, error logging, and a better support experience for users and developers alike.
Deploy is incredibly easy and fast now for static sites. This illuminates the need for equally fast testing tools that can live as part of the build flow. And thus, it shows an important benchmark we need to meet as we redevelop Siteimp to fit better within modern development flows.
An introduction to Siteimp along with ten practical tips to boost website performance—covering image optimization, caching, script deferral, and more for faster, more efficient sites.
This post reflects on an earlier Siteimp rebuild focused on improving Lighthouse scores and performance. Though now outdated, it highlights the project's evolution and commitment to speed and optimization.
An archived preview of Siteimp’s planned features, now outdated due to major architectural changes and ongoing development that have reshaped the platform’s direction.
A retired preview of Siteimp’s Broken Links Report, a tool designed to help users detect and fix broken links across their entire website for better SEO and user experience.