roland4foto.com: a site that scores 100 in PageSpeed and a back office that issues contracts

The problem

I ran jobs from memory, over the phone and Messenger. The site looked good on a desktop but loaded slowly on a phone: 80 points in PageSpeed, the largest element on screen after 5 seconds, 190 KB of fonts and text that jumped while the page loaded.

What I did

• A site in custom PHP and MySQL, in six languages. On top of that a print shop and a blog that publishes itself from a queue.
• A back office with clients and jobs: 12 contract templates generated with one click, 7 pre-job questionnaires, terms of service with version history, a client panel with contract acceptance and an ICS calendar.
• Speed on mobile: the browser fetches the first-screen photo first, the cookie notice shows up at once, fonts weigh 27 KB instead of 190 KB, and photos decode without freezing the phone.
• Order in Google, the same work as in my Google marketing service: sitemap, structured data, Search Console and a separate page for every service.

The result

• 100 points in Google PageSpeed on mobile and desktop (18 September 2026; 80 on mobile before). On 27 October 2026 the site still scores 99–100 on mobile.
• 221 of 221 URLs from the sitemap indexed by Google (Search Console, 28 October 2026).
• 12 contract templates and 7 questionnaires in the back office: a contract is built from the client’s data with one click, and the client accepts it in their own panel.
• Layout shift while loading (CLS) dropped from 0.192, almost twice Google’s limit, to a level PageSpeed counts as good.

Why I show my own business

It is my own company, so I can show every number and the back office from the inside without asking anyone for permission. I build the same things for clients: business systems with contracts and a client panel, and hand-coded websites.

Technology

Custom PHP and MySQL, no off-the-shelf system. Hosting: Hostinger. Site: roland4foto.com.