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Payra

Performance & usability via StudioDuo Visit payra.com
What it was

A faster, more responsive website that made the experience better and kept up with the platform’s growth.

Timeline
May – Jun 2025
Role
Framer Designer, Framer Developer
Tools
Figma, Framer
Original post on Contra
Payra, image 1

Overview Payra, a growing platform in its industry, approached me to enhance their website’s performance and usability. With a significant portion of their users accessing the platform via mobile devices, the need for a faster, more mobile-responsive site was critical.

Challenges

  1. Slow Load Times: The website's existing structure and assets were not optimized, leading to delays in loading pages.
  2. Mobile Responsiveness: The site lacked consistency in its design and functionality across various screen sizes, particularly on mobile devices.

Objectives

  • Reduce website load times to improve user retention and experience.
  • Ensure the website functions seamlessly and looks visually appealing on all devices.
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Approach

  1. Performance Optimization:
  • Audited the website to identify bottlenecks, such as large uncompressed images, excessive scripts, and redundant code.
  • Compressed and optimized media assets to improve loading speeds.
  • Implemented lazy loading for images and other non-critical elements.
  1. Mobile Responsiveness:
  • Reviewed the existing design for adaptability to different screen sizes.
  • Adjusted layouts, typography, and interactive elements to ensure usability on smaller devices.
  • Conducted thorough testing across a range of devices to confirm consistency and performance.
  1. Collaboration:
  • Worked closely with Payra’s development and design teams to align improvements with the brand's vision and technical infrastructure.

Results

  • 50% Faster Load Times: Optimizations significantly reduced page loading times, providing a smoother experience for users.
  • Enhanced Mobile Experience: Mobile bounce rates decreased by 35%, indicating improved usability and engagement.
  • Positive Feedback: Users reported a noticeable improvement in the website’s performance and responsiveness.
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