Justin Taylor Massage Therapist
Website built on Astro JS with search engine optimisation for Justin Taylor, a massage therapist in Tasmania
"Josh has been great to deal with right from our initial contact. He has helped us navigate the online world, and has taken the time to explain things and offer personalised advice to help us get the best from our online presence. Being complete technophobes, Josh's guidance and advice has been invaluable for getting our business busy within a short time. We would both highly recommend Josh without hesitation if you are looking to promote your business online."
— Justin Taylor, Justin Taylor Massage Therapist
About the build
Justin and his partner were self-described technophobes who needed a professional online presence to grow their massage therapy practice in Tasmania. The goal was simple: get found by local clients searching for massage therapy, and make it easy to book.
Built with Astro, the site is optimised for local SEO with structured schema markup that helps Google understand the business, its location, and services. The entire site is just 6.2 MB — lean enough to load instantly on any connection.
A big part of this project was guidance and education. Josh walked Justin through how search engines work, how to maintain their online presence, and how to get the most out of their website long after the build was done.
Lighthouse Scores
Performance
Accessibility
Best Practices
SEO
What's under the hood
robots.txt
XML Sitemap
SSL / HTTPS
Schema Markup
Open Graph Tags
Analytics
Mobile Responsive
Cool 404 Page Check it out
Total site size: 6.2 MB
— the entire website, every page, every image
248 ms
On 5G
to download the entire website
992 ms
On 4G
to download the entire website
15 min
On dial-up
if you're feeling nostalgic
1.2
iPhone photos
that's all this website weighs
5
Floppy disks
to carry the whole thing
112x
Fits on a CD
times over, with room to spare
A website that works for everyone.
Fast for your customers. Cheap to run for your business. Perfectly readable by Google and AI. That's what a static website does.