Heavy Machines — Current Site vs. Concept Redesign

Prospect: Heavy Machines · Site: heavymachinesllc.com · Evidence: Heavy Machines — Discovery Findings.md (2026-06-25)
Honesty guardrail. Left = the measured problems behind each pin. Right = concept art (illustrative, not a live build). Lead with measured findings only — never claim the site is slow without field data to back it.
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Current state · measured
Current homepage of Heavy Machines
Live screenshot — Heavy Machines's current homepage, captured at desktop resolution (2880×2000px). Click each numbered pin for the measured finding.

Page too heavy for the lab to even score it Measured

PageSpeed Insights' synthetic Lighthouse run does not return a performance score for the homepage — the page is heavy enough that the lab analysis does not complete. That is a payload/weight signal in its own right: the site is past the point where standard tooling can profile it

Source: Heavy Machines — Discovery Findings.md

Real users are in Google's SLOW bucket Measured

The CrUX (Chrome User Experience Report) field dataset — actual visitors, not a synthetic test — classifies the homepage experience as SLOW. This is the real-world read that matters for rankings and bounce, and it is the strongest single data point to open on.

Source: Heavy Machines — Discovery Findings.md

Real-user LCP of 3.8 s — past the "good" bar Measured

Field LCP is 3.8 s, above Google's 2.5 s "good" threshold. Largest Contentful Paint is what a buyer perceives as "when did the page actually show up," and 3.8 s for real users is squarely in the slow range — directly tied to the page-weight problem above.

Source: Heavy Machines — Discovery Findings.md
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Concept art · illustrative
Concept direction

One unified site — built around how buyers actually shop.

An illustrative redesign that resolves each measured finding below. Concept art — not a live build or quoted scope.

Findings, before → after

Finding 01

Page too heavy for the lab to even score it

NowPageSpeed Insights' synthetic Lighthouse run does not return a performance score for the homepage — the page is heavy enough that the lab analysis does not complete. That is a payload/weight signal in its own right: the site is past the point where standard tooling can profile it
Measured: Heavy Machines — Discovery Findings.md
Finding 02

Real users are in Google's SLOW bucket

NowThe CrUX (Chrome User Experience Report) field dataset — actual visitors, not a synthetic test — classifies the homepage experience as SLOW. This is the real-world read that matters for rankings and bounce, and it is the strongest single data point to open on.
Measured: Heavy Machines — Discovery Findings.md
Finding 03

Real-user LCP of 3.8 s — past the "good" bar

NowField LCP is 3.8 s, above Google's 2.5 s "good" threshold. Largest Contentful Paint is what a buyer perceives as "when did the page actually show up," and 3.8 s for real users is squarely in the slow range — directly tied to the page-weight problem above.
Measured: Heavy Machines — Discovery Findings.md