Does 3D slow your website down?
The objection that stops half of these projects, with the numbers
TechnologyReadB L O G
What nobody tells you before you commission a website.
Most of what is written about this trade is written to sell something. These are the parts that come up once a project is under way, or once it is too late: what it weighs, what it costs, what delays it, and the decisions that are cheap now and expensive in three months.
What a 3D website actually costs
The published bands, and which decisions move the number
ReadWhen 3D is the wrong answer
Written by a studio that would rather not sell you one
ReadStudio, agency or freelancer?
How 3D changes the answer to a well-worn question
ReadHow to brief a 3D website
What to have decided before you ask anyone for a price
ReadA website in two languages
Without a translation plugin, and without breaking your search position
ReadPreparing the copy for your website
The one thing that delays projects, written from your side of it
ReadRedesigning without losing your position
The inventory, the redirect map, and what to check afterwards
ReadWhy an AI doesn’t recommend you
What the engines actually cite, with the numbers
ReadWhat studio websites don’t tell you
We opened 36 of them, one by one. Here are the numbers
ReadRebrand or redesign?
The diagnostic, including the answer where you need neither
ReadWho actually owns your website?
Six things that can end up in six different hands
ReadWhy your website is slow
The three numbers, the usual culprits, and which fixes pay
ReadWhen an AI describes you wrong
Where the wrong answer comes from, and what actually corrects it
ReadWe checked 14 search terms
Who holds them, and why volume is the wrong thing to chase
ReadWhen a company outgrows its brand
What breaks first, and the order it happens in
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